Let's see some EDC Knives
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Let's see some EDC Knives
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Here is one I carry around the house, a Northwoods Jack.....
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The Benchmade is my EDC knife, the revolvers I switch out with a Glock.
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i've been carrying my c.s. ring opener and and a modified moose for any cuttin tasks and manicuring. always have a spyderco police clipped in back pocket.
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Here is a new EDC I got a couple weeks ago.
The Kershaw "Needs Work." Assisted opener. Sandvik 13C26 steel.
Excellent steel in this knife. After 2 weeks of pretty hard use, cutting boxes, cutting liner material for knife handles, trimming bone, etc., I can still shave the hair on my arms.
I guess they call it the "Needs Work" because this knife needs to be put to work.
This is one impressive knife, a hand full of cutting power, and best of all....................................it is made right here in the U.S.A.
Dale
PS- I didn't intend to sound like a commercial,
but I really love the way this knife preforms! 
The Kershaw "Needs Work." Assisted opener. Sandvik 13C26 steel.
Excellent steel in this knife. After 2 weeks of pretty hard use, cutting boxes, cutting liner material for knife handles, trimming bone, etc., I can still shave the hair on my arms.
I guess they call it the "Needs Work" because this knife needs to be put to work.
This is one impressive knife, a hand full of cutting power, and best of all....................................it is made right here in the U.S.A.
Dale
PS- I didn't intend to sound like a commercial,
Dale
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Here are some pix of my EDC knives. A Jens Anso Rebel & Charles May Fireant. Thanks for looking.




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Hi EricKy,
About 50 years or so... If you're still looking for a good EDC think about Queen City/ Cozy Glen mini Trapper. Green bone scales, 1095 steel, cuts brilliantly and cost is about $40.00 from major sellers. Turkish clip, long spey blades, handsome profile and at 3 1/2" easy to carry. 'Hope this is some help.
About 50 years or so... If you're still looking for a good EDC think about Queen City/ Cozy Glen mini Trapper. Green bone scales, 1095 steel, cuts brilliantly and cost is about $40.00 from major sellers. Turkish clip, long spey blades, handsome profile and at 3 1/2" easy to carry. 'Hope this is some help.
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My EDC just happens to be the first knife that I've been able to keep up with and also is the knife that got me started collecting. I also use a sodbuster jr. but I left it in my workclothes in the doghouse at work
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I picked up some Case Warncliffe trappers from Sooner State Knives and I gotta say I'm real big on replacing the spey blade with a Warncliffe blade. I have them in the shop, so I can't tell you the color (and I forget) but they are 2 1/2, 3 1/2, and 4 1/8 inches long. (I can say that they were the cheapest handle colors because those are coming OFF) They are definitely a much more versitile user. Down the road a bit I plan to do some filework and rehandle them (
dang the end of that road just seems so far away). The clip and Warncliffe blades together are something I really like.

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