Your best knife pic of the week!

[Zephyr One/Zero]

 

[khopesh]

 

[CPM-ROCCO]

 

[bigsurbob]

Joshua Fisher mini huntsman

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Hugs all around

Untitled by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

G2

 

[Knives&Lint]

Haven't posted in this thread in a bit, nor in the EDC thread much lately for that matter. It seems these dreary PNW winters take their toll on this Florida boy. Nevertheless, I modded the AD20.5 last week, and it lifted my spirits enough to get the camera out for some shots of my work. Here's to brighter days ahead

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[Pt-Luso]

 

[CHNeal]

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[TheArab]

 

[IronRidgeOutdoors]

Two little EDC bowies

 

[Rufus1949]

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[DaveHb]

https://imgur.com/a/OUZnXoj

https://imgur.com/a/UnCoPHp

 

[DaveHb]

Who makes that sheath?

 

[craytab]

Who makes that sheath?

Came with the Kephart from CPK. Some more info and a thread from the CPK subforum:

Do you have a CPK Kephart? A BK62? The sheaths are compatible.

Hey all, Not sure if this has been brought up before so I thought I'd mention it and post some pics (of course). The other day I wondered if the BK62 would fit the CPK Kephart standard kydex sheath. Sure enough it does! Almost as if it was designed to do so! Just like the CPK, the BK62 fits...

www.bladeforums.com

 

[King of the Cheese]

 

[TheFactor]

 

[Retired UPS Driver]

Can’t wait to see that beauty posing outdoors in one of your special spots. That 20.5 Exclusive sure is one good looking knife.

 

[LimpCroissant]

Haven't posted in this thread in a bit, nor in the EDC thread much lately for that matter. It seems these dreary PNW winters take their toll on this Florida boy. Nevertheless, I modded the AD20.5 last week, and it lifted my spirits enough to get the camera out for some shots of my work. Here's to brighter days ahead

Last week

This week

And there HAVE BEEN some brighter days lately here in the PNW. Don't worry, even us native northwesterners get a bit down after 4 months of gloom. But, in the dry season there's no better place in the world to live in my opinion!

 

[Knives&Lint]

And there HAVE BEEN some brighter days lately here in the PNW. Don't worry, even us native northwesterners get a bit down after 4 months of gloom. But, in the dry season there's no better place in the world to live in my opinion!

I appreciate the encouragement brother! Completely agree. This place is an absolute wonderland! Sometimes friends and family back home ask me why I would move so far away. All I have to do is show them a picture of one of our outings and they're like, "Ohhh, enough said" . I know in just a few months it'll be long sunny days; and I'll be back out in the mountains, alpine lakes, and waterfalls every chance I get. I wouldn't trade the experiences I've had out here in the past few years for the world

I got spoiled last year, when due to school being online I was able to take my son and spend the majority of Jan-Feb back home. My town borders the Canaveral National Seashore, so its an amazing place in it's own right. I count myself truly blessed to live in two places abounding in such natural beauty and opportunity for outdoor adventure. The hope in the future is to pull off spending winters back there and then the rest of the year out here enjoying the glorious surroundings.



Since this is a pic thread after all, I figured I'd leave these to tell the story visually a bit. With sunrises and sunsets like this I don't really have any room to complain

 

[Rufus1949]

I appreciate the encouragement brother! Completely agree. This place is an absolute wonderland! Sometimes friends and family back home ask me why I would move so far away. All I have to do is show them a picture of one of our outings and they're like, "Ohhh, enough said" . I know in just a few months it'll be long sunny days; and I'll be back out in the mountains, alpine lakes, and waterfalls every chance I get. I wouldn't trade the experiences I've had out here in the past few years for the world

I got spoiled last year, when due to school being online I was able to take my son and spend the majority of Jan-Feb back home. My town borders the Canaveral National Seashore, so its an amazing place in it's own right. I count myself truly blessed to live in two places abounding in such natural beauty and opportunity for outdoor adventure. The hope in the future is to pull off spending winters back there and then the rest of the year out here enjoying the glorious surroundings.



Since this is a pic thread after all, I figured I'd leave these to tell the story visually a bit. With sunrises and sunsets like this I don't really have any room to complain

Great sentiments and pics.