WHAT ARE YOU CARRYIN RIGHT NOW? WHAT IS YOUR FAV EDC?

[jmh58]

Every time I look at all yinz FINE carrys.. The word "WOW" keeps popping in my head!! Each and every pic/knife is at the top!!! KOOL Gents!!! John

[Quick Steel]

John, This knife is by knife maker David Boye. He makes knives of Dendritic Steel and Dendritic Cobalt. My knife is made of the latter.

"Not a steel, it is a mixture of cobalt, chrome, nickel, tungsten, silicon, iron, and carbon. It cuts aggressively and keeps cutting. It is completely impervious to saltwater corrosion, and it is non-magnetizeable. Each Boye blade is permeated by a dense, branching, "dendritic" network of hard carbide crystals."

By some magic the cobalt blades cannot rust. After more than a few years I am beginning to wonder if it will ever dull. Even the dendritic steel keeps it sharpness far beyond the normal. The cobalt is perfect for sailors or those working around salt water since it simply will not rust. Although KY is lacking in salt water I still enjoy the qualities of this special blade. It is a light knife that cuts superbly.

[DM11]

Loaded up with GEC steel this morning.

[Just Plain Dave]

Not twins but at the very least blood cousins.

[bighomer]

Working mans knives today.

[Ivoryman]

Great bones Homer.
Roughed up the canvas a bit, was getting slick. It's grippy now.

[zed6309]

Well picked them all up at a cat boot sale so technically carried them all top pics my actual carry

[garddogg56]

These for the weekend and a bonus

[TripleF]

This was it this afternoon!!

[kenb]

Wow, that David Boye in safety yellow is the cats meow. I gotta get one of those for sure.

Ken

[Quick Steel]

kenb, Glad you like it. Be aware that the engraving in the "thumb position" is not really designed for single handed opening. It may be used for that if you have a strong fat thumb.

[Ivoryman]

John, This knife is by knife maker David Boye. He makes knives of Dendritic Steel and Dendritic Cobalt. My knife is made of the latter.

"Not a steel, it is a mixture of cobalt, chrome, nickel, tungsten, silicon, iron, and carbon. It cuts aggressively and keeps cutting. It is completely impervious to saltwater corrosion, and it is non-magnetizeable. Each Boye blade is permeated by a dense, branching, "dendritic" network of hard carbide crystals."

By some magic the cobalt blades cannot rust. After more than a few years I am beginning to wonder if it will ever dull. Even the dendritic steel keeps it sharpness far beyond the normal. The cobalt is perfect for sailors or those working around salt water since it simply will not rust. Although KY is lacking in salt water I still enjoy the qualities of this special blade. It is a light knife that cuts superbly.

Sweet info Quick, thanks a bunch. Just the kind of metal that is useful in a rainforest or near the salt water both of which there happens to be here. Budda Booooom, Budda Bingggg. Thanks.

[Quick Steel]

Budda Booooom, Budda Bingggg. Thanks.

Not to be confused with Bada Bing, the club owned by Tony Soprano.

[Just Plain Dave]

The variable watch pocket knife is the only thing that changes.
Today it's this Richards Sheffield shell jack
The phone camera will not cooperate.

[DM11]

Moose and a Trapper

[KnifeSlinger#81]

[royal0014]

Schrade goodness

[Steve Warden]

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Look up "perfection" and I wouldn't be surprised to see that knife!

[doglegg]

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Look up "perfection" and I wouldn't be surprised to see that knife!

In this case "perfection" has a multiple choice answer. I too like the black stocks but all the above are super.

[Quick Steel]

Taking out a GEC for some exercise today.

[jmh58]

Taking a break from yard work and got thisun strapped on my hip!!!

Garry... WOW!! Real FINE carry for sure!!! John

[treefarmer]

John!! Ain't that a might fancy knife to be cutting asphalt shinges?
Treefarmer

[bighomer]

John I'm taking a break my own self. Fixing to go to the Dr. with sweet thang, gonna tote these.

[jmh58]

John!! Ain't that a might fancy knife to be cutting asphalt shinges?
Treefarmer

Yep.. But I aint cutting any shingles.. My garage is kinda at ground level along the back so I can walk right up to the roof from there..

BH.. Good Luck at the Docs... John

[KnifeSlinger#81]

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Look up "perfection" and I wouldn't be surprised to see that knife!

Thanks. I would not call it perfection for my preferences, but I sure do like it. They are still available at dealers for about $107