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I think I'll throw a yellow peanut into the mix for the day.
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I don't often carry my Grandad's Schrade due to its sentimental value. I almost lost it to the TSA once, and don't want to take the chance of losing it again.
However, since I had it out to snap a few shots for Duncan's gracious giveaway, I decided to keep it in my pocket for the day.
However, since I had it out to snap a few shots for Duncan's gracious giveaway, I decided to keep it in my pocket for the day.
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I love this knife, I cant say I've had a better one!
Recentely added to my EDC rotation
I am not sure what brand this knife is but it's amazing!
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S&M Heritage in Ebony, single Clip.
Got it sharpened, the Ebony polished and the sharp tang smoothed down. It goes so well in the pocket.
Got it sharpened, the Ebony polished and the sharp tang smoothed down. It goes so well in the pocket.
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Nice looking Seahorse!
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I can't leave the house without this one in my pocket and a small block of cedar in the ever since I bought it a couple weeks ago.
Jealous...
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been carrying this scince november. case pen knife with CV blades.
Its a modified Kneissler Farmer model (german handmade, stag scales brass bolster, carbon steel blade) - they come pretty rough and ready, sharp edges to the stag, pertruding pins etc so I gave it the once over- also reshaped the blade so it fell within our (UK) <3" edc laws
its a cheap <$20 knife that with a little work turns into a beast of a work horse - the snap is very solid and the blade is razor sharp with a little work (I've convexed it) loads of the britishblades regular have reworked these with scales file work etc. I just made mine nice to use
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I can't leave the house without this one in my pocket and a small block of cedar in the ever since I bought it a couple weeks ago.
WOW that is an awesome knife.
What are you turning that piece of cedar into?
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A new Case Small Toothpick, first day of ownership.
The idea was to have something about the same size as a peanut, but with a bit more handle, blade, and less weight and thickness. I can tell the swept part of the frame is not going to be ideal for peeling fruit with a pull cut, but I think it will be just as good for about everything else. Maybe better for some things. It seems to weigh quite a lot less than a peanut, and it is even less obtrusive in the pocket, if you can imagine that!
Seems like a great buy for $30.
The idea was to have something about the same size as a peanut, but with a bit more handle, blade, and less weight and thickness. I can tell the swept part of the frame is not going to be ideal for peeling fruit with a pull cut, but I think it will be just as good for about everything else. Maybe better for some things. It seems to weigh quite a lot less than a peanut, and it is even less obtrusive in the pocket, if you can imagine that!
Seems like a great buy for $30.