What's your most used knife?

These are the most used knives and the most carried as of late...

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The SAK blade has been been worn pretty flat...
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Through the years it has been either the Buck 301 stockman or a multi-tool Swiss army. These days, however, it's a Buck 110.
 
It would have to be my Benchmade Griptilian, it has seen more use in the past couple of years then all of my other knives. This is probably because I really never leave home without it in my pocket.
 
Right now it's my Kershaw Skyline. It seems to do everything I ask of it and more.

- Mark
 
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Tenacious and a Flat byrd, which btw makes an awesome box cutter.
 
My Becker/Izula cross has seen alot of outdoor action but mostly on dayhike trips.

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For longer trips i use my TAK-1, seen here just before i licked the marshmellow off the blade!

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Most recently at work my Orange OD-1 has been my go to knife. It's the one I'm not afraid to knock around. I also have my LM Skeletool on my belt, for the real dirty job.

Dave
 
This XM-1 earned its keep, it has cut sheet metal, copper wire, wood, and plastic, good sawing action.
 

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To date it has been my swiss army knife or victorinox multitool, for opening packages, and random tool use around the house (a quick tightening of a screw, opening a bottle etc).

However, now that I have discovered this forum, I have picked up a couple of nice edc folders. So I have been rotating through those at the bedside or desk drawer, and they now handle the occasional cutting tasks that come up. Somewhat perversely, I have taken to slicing food with my kershaw random leek, when I happen to have it on me in the kitchen.
 
Spyderco Tenacious and it takes whatever I throw at it.
 
My Kabar 1152. It is a boyscout model and over 30 years old. It is not great for anything but will do just about anything.
Jim
 
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