What's your at work knife and your occupation?

Engineering manager. Small Sebenza Insingo in a CRK slip case in my right front pocket. Also alternate a CRK with a small slipjoint, typically a Case Swayback Jack CV.
 
I'm retired now, but when I was an active real estate agent, I carried a Benchmade CQC7. I now carry a Para 2 most of the time with a ZT 0350 every now and then.
 
as chef
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budthachud said:
What's that? U.S. Air Force?
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Hey budthachud, nope, RNLAF (Royal Netherlands AF) GRO. Comparable to infantry platoons, but on a far smaller scale. There's only a couple of platoons. We mainly operate in the FP sector, but are trained to do most any infantry specialized tasks, among others.

Take care,
 
Journalist. EDC varies. Today it's a Kershaw Scallion. Yesterday a Case muskrat. Frequently a Boker Hyper or Boker Trance. Sometimes a Sanrenmu 738 or 710.
 
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I'm a senior in high school but I make para cord gear and scrap it keeps money in my pocket but after school is out ill be lookin. Usual carry is SOG sogzilla or case trapper my most dependable knives as o know
 
I'm a machinist. They keep us hopping at work, but I feel it is one of my perks to use hard and review various cheap knives. I can resharpen while the machine is running and have stuff to do that at hand.

In the past couple years I've carried an Opinel, a Douk Douk, a Rough Rider Barlow, a Mercator, a Brown Mule Sodbuster, and various others.
 
I drive CDL class A Hazmat(explosives) and work as a tech/loader on shots(usually hard rock or coal quarries). I carry a HEST 2.0, Emerson Super CQC 7, Gerber Military issue multitool and for cutting up "product" I use a Mora. Some of the stuff we use is messy and the Mora(and the plastic sheath) is easy to clean.
 
As a carpenter,/construction worker I typically go thruough about one or two Moras every month, LOL...
It`s my go to knife for all tasks from scraping to chisseling. Carry it on my right thigh (work-pants have a button there for hooking on the sheath)

For finer work I carry either my Condor Bushlore or a Brusletto of some sort.

And as a folder I carry either CS large Voyager Tanto or the Recon 1 clip-point.

For sheetrock I always use some sort of Stanlei utility knife with breakable blades.

Note that in Norway I can buy a Mora or Hultafors knife for about 5$. (If I go to Sweden, 2 hour drive I can buy a bucket of 2nd sorting knives from these brands I pay aboyt 2$ pr knife....)
That`s why I say "go through", because sometimes it`s not even worth the time it cost me to resharpen them..
 
I'm currently working for an event comany, we organize parties, corporate events , weddings and the like
work both in the office than with all the logistics

usually carry one of these Small Sebbie, AliasII, G-10 Leek along with a SwissTool and a 3" fixed blade
 
LT2,
Understood, that makes perfect sense now. I've been an air traffic controller in the USAF for 9 years, and hadn't heard of that specialty.
Stay safe,
-Matt

On topic, I usually carry a Vic SAK on me, and a Leatherman Wave in my pocket. Carried a FFG Delica for the past 1.5 years, but gave it to a co-worker about a month ago. I plan on carrying my XM-18 when I get it.
 
Construction/drafting

Really doesn't matter what I carry. Lately it has been my JWS SD-3 w/black g-10, and a Rough Rider Camp knife pattern(pocket). Just got another JWS SD-3, but with Lightning Strike cf, and it will replace the other for a while......or longer. Just as soon as I get the BM 275 Adamas out of my pocket that is!!!


Btw, I always seem to forget the Leatherman Juice II that rides in my wallet (Urban Wallet w/outside pouch). Very handy tool!
 
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