Re: WHAT ARE YOU CARRYIN RIGHT NOW? WHAT IS YOUR FAV EDC?
Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2019 3:16 am
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Good-looking bone on that thing, Ivoryman.Ivoryman wrote:Stoned, stropped, tested, shaved, pocketed.
That some nice peachseed on that schrade. Does it have a pattern number?geocash wrote:Good-looking bone on that thing, Ivoryman.Ivoryman wrote:Stoned, stropped, tested, shaved, pocketed.
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That some nice peachseed on that schrade. Does it have a pattern number?[/quote]geocash wrote:EDC81.jpg
That looks new Charlie. A great looking knife.Sasquach wrote:Sharpened the abuse out of the blades on this one and toting it for a few days.
Thank You Floyd...doglegg wrote:Good pic John. The fixed blade and Anza? A great size.
Is that the Camillus-built big (4 1/4") cigar jack? I've got some "abuse" on mine that probably can't be sharpened or buffed out, at least not for a long while... Still cuts like the dickens with that sweet Camillus carbon steel, though.Sasquach wrote:Sharpened the abuse out of the blades on this one and toting it for a few days.
Probably even fewer using it how it was originally intended - I toted it for the early part of this week in tribute to the ER doc who identified a problem with my medication interacting with some flu meds I took which caused my chemistry to go way out of whack. It was a rough couple of weeks feeling like death warmed over but the doctor got me squared away and on a better prescription regimen, so I used the doc's knife to separate out the pills for the week after picking them up from the pharmacy, then decided to stick with it the next day because it's just a cool little knife.doglegg wrote:Tony I don't see many people carrying a Doctors knife!
The explanation makes it even better. Wooden Wednesday ain't bad either. Good choices and reasons.Tsar Bomba wrote:Is that the Camillus-built big (4 1/4") cigar jack? I've got some "abuse" on mine that probably can't be sharpened or buffed out, at least not for a long while... Still cuts like the dickens with that sweet Camillus carbon steel, though.Sasquach wrote:Sharpened the abuse out of the blades on this one and toting it for a few days.
44086562945_10be2a0cb5_k.jpgProbably even fewer using it how it was originally intended - I toted it for the early part of this week in tribute to the ER doc who identified a problem with my medication interacting with some flu meds I took which caused my chemistry to go way out of whack. It was a rough couple of weeks feeling like death warmed over but the doctor got me squared away and on a better prescription regimen, so I used the doc's knife to separate out the pills for the week after picking them up from the pharmacy, then decided to stick with it the next day because it's just a cool little knife.doglegg wrote:Tony I don't see many people carrying a Doctors knife!
GEC and Boker for my Wooden Wednesday totes.
Yep, it's the jumbo jack. I have a Camillus #23 that's the same size.Tsar Bomba wrote:Is that the Camillus-built big (4 1/4") cigar jack? I've got some "abuse" on mine that probably can't be sharpened or buffed out, at least not for a long while... Still cuts like the dickens with that sweet Camillus carbon steel, though.Sasquach wrote:Sharpened the abuse out of the blades on this one and toting it for a few days.
Rotten, I think you'll be alright.Rotten wrote:Drove to Austin yesterday for work so as I'm away from home these will be it for at least 3 days.
The Camillus C-4 rides in my bag.
My trusty Leek clipped to LFP
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And the Rat (Queen) rail splitter is deep in the LFP. I picked this up off fleabay and really liking it. The rams horn is beautiful, size is just right, and most of all it's D2. Haven't had a chance to put my edge on it yet but even so it's a respectable cutter.
Kris, that is a gem.Montanaman wrote:This little gem is with me today,
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