What SAK are ya totin' today?

[lciesielski]

Farmer to woods and Spartan for EDC.

 

[Captain Howdy]

 

[blueridgemountains]

In a lot of the pics I see the pocket sheaths. I can't seem to find where to buy one. Could someone point me in the right direction?

 

[arizonaranchman]

In a lot of the pics I see the pocket sheaths. I can't seem to find where to buy one. Could someone point me in the right direction?

This is a great vendor who's a member here and supports our Forum... Is this the sheath you're referring to?

http://www.knivesshipfree.com/sheat...reet-universal-pocketslip-pocket-knife-pouch/

 

[blueridgemountains]

This is a great vendor who's a member here and supports our Forum... Is this the sheath you're referring to?

http://www.knivesshipfree.com/sheat...reet-universal-pocketslip-pocket-knife-pouch/

Thanks that's what I was looking for.

Chad

 

[blueridgemountains]

Carried the Cadet some today. This one has a few miles on it.

 

[No Agenda]

This winter my wood handled SAK have been getting more pocket time. They just feel warmer in my pocket on a cold day.

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[blueridgemountains]

Super Tinker

 

[jackknife]

I've been trying out the small tinker, that plk7 so generously gifted me. I like it!!!

Just enough smaller than the 91mm to have a noticeable effect on how it carries in the pocket. And as fan of the Case peanut, I like small. And it's very noticeably better in the pocket than my Wenger SI. The small tinker makes a good 'downtown' Washington D.C. pocket knife. Same size as the recruit, but with the added kick of the phillips and awl.

 

[harronek]

Sheepsfoot Pruner today .

Ken

 

[blueridgemountains]

I've been trying out the small tinker, that plk7 so generously gifted me. I like it!!!

Just enough smaller than the 91mm to have a noticeable effect on how it carries in the pocket. And as fan of the Case peanut, I like small. And it's very noticeably better in the pocket than my Wenger SI. The small tinker makes a good 'downtown' Washington D.C. pocket knife. Same size as the recruit, but with the added kick of the phillips and awl.

A Tinker is hard to beat. I have small Tinker carried almost a year straight and it never let me down. It also works like new.

 

[Toddwalla]

My backup blade, primary is the Classic this month.

 

[arizonaranchman]

Day in and day out it's the trusty Farmer, either my orange or the red one :thumbup:

 

[harronek]

Day in and day out it's the trusty Farmer, either my orange or the red one :thumbup:

Where's the split ring for the lanyard ?
I have to admit I've been converted to the Farmer myself .
If they made the Harvester with the lanyard ring I'd just sit out on the veranda with a contented smile on my face for the rest of my days

Ken

 

[BigBiscuit]

Pioneer. :thumbup:

 

[5K Qs]

Today, I'm actually toting no knives of any kind. Jury duty today, so I emptied my pockets before I went down to the courthouse this morning.

But since I have to fill my pockets again tomorrow, I think for a change of pace, I'm going to trade the MiniChamp I've had in my watch pocket for a Pocket Pal I bought myself for Christmas/birthday and haven't carried yet. And I'm going to switch the Electrician I've carried every day since October for a black Pioneer that was also part of my gift to myself, and is also uncarried so far; Bob, maybe your photo inspired this choice.

Tomorrow: TGIF!!

- GT

 

[Russ Prechtl]

For me it's always my custom:

 

[5K Qs]

That's a SWEET custom, Russ! I love the second blade, the scissors, and the "in-line" phillips! :thumbup::thumbup:
Any room for a saw in there?!?

- GT

 

[Russ Prechtl]

That's a SWEET custom, Russ! I love the second blade, the scissors, and the "in-line" phillips! :thumbup::thumbup:
Any room for a saw in there?!?

- GT

I bet one could be squeezed in. The guy that made it for me will do pretty much whatever you'd like!

 

[Student762]

I am carrying my old stand by, the SAK Camper. It has already whittled a spoon today.