Show what you did with your EDC today.

[Kaizen1]

 

[Dcdavis]

 

[Dcdavis]

Opened a bunch of boxes today. Cut some tape. Finished up all of the high bay fixtures in the building, stripped the cords on them. Changed out a few exit and emergency lights. Used the tanto to pry a little and push in the tabs to open the fixtures. One of the old outside remotes was siliconed to the wall. Used the Inkosi to cut all the old silicone out of the way. Cut the center plastic knockout out with knife instead of beating it out, lot easier just to hammer it out

 

[PeaceInOurTime]

Ladybug just zipped through ~50 linear feet of cardboard.

 

[Sonnydaze]

I used mine to pull a piece of meat off of a grill and eat it.

I did about the same...used mine to cut off the thinner filet off a Porterhouse so it wouldn't get overdone... My wife likes those cuts to be slightly pink...and NOT well done.

 

[miso2]

The snack was little too big to bite.
My reprofiled Shuffler came to rescue.

 

[PeaceInOurTime]

 

[DrNedler]

Made a pencil gnome with my Venom mini.

 

[Dcdavis]

Found some pretty good uses for a tanto today. Sliced up my somewhat cold leftover pizza for lunch, cut some tape, opened some wrapping, stripped out some wire. Had to run to a job for a couple hours to move some PVC conduit in this big bolder wall/waterfall feature with a bunch of lights in it. Bricklayers tried to “help” then called us. Used the tanto to scrape some dried purple primer off of my pipe to try and re-glue a coupling on. Hit some mortar a few times while scraping and got some new marks on the blade. That front edge comes in handy in certain situations. Opened up a brownie for my son, complete excuse to use a knife

 

[dryflytrout]

I used my Bugout to make a lanyard for this QSP Penquin I'm giving to a friend.

Then I used the Penquin to make a new lanyard for the fixed blade I EDC

 

[Sonnydaze]

I used my Bugout to make a lanyard for this QSP Penquin I'm giving to a friend.

Then I used the Penquin to make a new lanyard for the fixed blade I EDC

Nice work.... I haven't yet had enuf courage to try making a fob/lanyard for my special knives..
I'm jealous.

 

[PeaceInOurTime]

The Surge helped swap out a fuse on the motorcycle, then broke down some boxes and took them to the recycle center.

 

[Dcdavis]

Didn’t do much at work other than cut some cardboard to cover up some pipes while drilling holes. Did a little swimming and fishing afterwards

 

[Ruukuu]

Hori Hori.....priseing then cleaning bricks froom an old garden i am remaking.

 

[Dcdavis]

Opened up some exhaust fluid for my truck this morning. Had to poke another vent hole in it while pouring the jug, the factory one wasn’t working very well at all. Didn’t have a free hand to take a picture.

Now here’s the winner for my day. Little man and me went out an about today. Ended up about an hour and a half into the woods on foot. No where near civilization, toilet paper or a bathroom. My son tells me “daddy I really gotta poop”. I ask if he can hold it and of course he says no I gotta go now, so we improvise. I take my 21 and cut up half of my boxers for toilet paper. First poop in the woods, proud dad moment. Talk about father son bonding. Happy fourth everyone
(And no he’s not pooping in the picture )

 

[POCEH KOCEB]

 

[Kaizen1]

 

[POCEH KOCEB]

I usually use a knife for few months to see if it's suitable for my line of work, to test the steel and design.
Currently I'm running my ManixII LX with S90V. Absolutely love the design and the steel, fairly sturdy knife but nothing like the CS Golden Eye or Spyderco GB1, two of my all time favorites...
I like large knives for work, my hands are fairly large too and I prefer comfortable grip, this LX Manix i very well thought, but I'm not sure about the blade length... I think the smaller model that I ran for few months before I got this-one was more suitable for work with shorter blade, still on the fence on this-one...

XL S90V

Previous Manix II laminate cpm154/S90V
I messed up the tip, repaired it and retired the knife...

Probably my top 5 folders I use for work on daily bases...

 

[strategy9]

No picture, but an ironic moment.
When I own somewhere in the neighborhood of 75 knives, all of which are kept respectfully sharp, and I sliced my thumb with a spatula yesterday while separating frozen hamburger patties...

 

[Dcdavis]

Sunday light duty. Cut up some cardboard, unnecessarily opened some snacks, helped with breakfast and supper opening meat packages. Sliced up mushrooms and jalapeños for some burgers tonite. Man does a tanto just perform that task horribly compared to something with some belly. Finally opened up my Father’s Day gift. Edge was getting dull to begin with, carving my initials in the bottom of the coffee cup/thermos most likely finished it off