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

[bighomer]

[Case XX 6383]

too many

[Steve Warden]

Same as yesterday. I like the pile side more.

6292

[jmh58]

Same as yesterday. I like the pile side more.
20200414_083745.jpg

John

[jmh58]

Black G-10 CASE 18 today!!!
John

[Quick Steel]

[KnifeSlinger#81]

[Case XX 6383]

good day for pics

[TPK]

A lot of Great looking knives fellows! Enjoying all the pictures!

[geocash]

A lot of Great looking knives fellows! Enjoying all the pictures!

I second that. Thanks.

[TPK]

Nice toters ya got there Tom!!!
John

Thanks John!

[woodwalker]

Case XX 6344 today. Pocket friendly with CV blades.

[richard]

Case XX 6344 today. Pocket friendly with CV blades.

same for me. .

[woodwalker]

Case XX 6344 today. Pocket friendly with CV blades.

same for me. .

Yours is nice Richard!! These are fantastic little knives!

[richard]

Case XX 6344 today. Pocket friendly with CV blades.

same for me. .

Yours is nice Richard!! These are fantastic little knives!

i also have this 6232
same frame ? with 2 blades

[richard]

here is a strange one, case 6 dot 6202 1/2 blade in a ulster frame. filed back spring and bolsters. samba handles.

[Steve Warden]

same for me. .

Yours is nice Richard!! These are fantastic little knives!

i also have this 6232
same frame ? with 2 blades

Nice!!

If I may, the 6344 is 3 1/4" closed, the 6232 is 3 5/8" closed.

6 is code for bone
2 and 3 are code for number of blades
32 and 44 are frame numbers

If you knew this, forgive me. At the least maybe it will educate someone who may not know.

[cody6268]

Purple Spyderco Ladybug and Victorinox Cybertool 34

KIMG0200.JPG

Victorinox Cybertool 34 Been wanting a Tool with a bit holder. Nice!

I like bit drivers on multitools. Sometimes, the bits I mess with (T27, well nearly all Torx) aren't covered by the average multitool loadout, and I avoid Leatherman's bits and tools with bit drivers as they are two-dimensional and soft.


The CT line is more, or less, designed for work with computer; but it does have both Phillips #1 and #2. There is a second set of bits you can find (and I think it's easier in Europe) originally made for a version of the CT34 made for Beretta that is centered around handgun maintenance. Victorinox is still making them and selling them as replacements, as the XAVT has a second bit driver loaded with the Beretta bits. I have two computers that I plan to replace and upgrade the RAM on; one of them has to have the DVD drive taken out to access the sticks of RAM, and I know that's at least one of the Torx on the CT; and the case on my older PC uses Phillips (and the sticks of RAM I can actually see looking into the vent on the case; only the side of the case has to be taken off to access the RAM. But the CT41/CT L on the other hand, it's like the SwissChamp without all the silly stuff like the fish scaler and the added versatility of the CyberTool layer. If they weren't $150, I'd have had one by now. I think I paid around $30 for my CT34 used. The CT29 is like the Spartan, but adds the CT layer. Pretty slim for its functionality.


Gerber has a new tool that is SAK-sized, called the "Armbar Driver" with a 1/4 driver instead of the much smaller precision (3mm I think) on the CT. Problem is that it has a known issue that has yet to be fixed--there is almsot no spring tension on the tools. I was actually gonna get one myself becaue of the 1/4 driver; but not until the problems with the design are remedied.

[richard]

Yours is nice Richard!! These are fantastic little knives!

i also have this 6232
same frame ? with 2 blades

Nice!!

If I may, the 6344 is 3 1/4" closed, the 6232 is 3 5/8" closed.

6 is code for bone
2 and 3 are code for number of blades
32 and 44 are frame numbers

If you knew this, forgive me. At the least maybe it will educate someone who may not know.

thank you steve , these both seem to be 3 5/8 closed . ?
so the red one is a 6332?

[woodwalker]

Yours is nice Richard!! These are fantastic little knives!

i also have this 6232
same frame ? with 2 blades

Nice!!

If I may, the 6344 is 3 1/4" closed, the 6232 is 3 5/8" closed.

6 is code for bone
2 and 3 are code for number of blades
32 and 44 are frame numbers

If you knew this, forgive me. At the least maybe it will educate someone who may not know.

Thanks Steve! We all need a little education and thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge! We appreciate ya.

[TPK]

Purple Spyderco Ladybug and Victorinox Cybertool 34

KIMG0200.JPG

Victorinox Cybertool 34 Been wanting a Tool with a bit holder. Nice!

I like bit drivers on multitools. Sometimes, the bits I mess with (T27, well nearly all Torx) aren't covered by the average multitool loadout, and I avoid Leatherman's bits and tools with bit drivers as they are two-dimensional and soft.


The CT line is more, or less, designed for work with computer; but it does have both Phillips #1 and #2. There is a second set of bits you can find (and I think it's easier in Europe) originally made for a version of the CT34 made for Beretta that is centered around handgun maintenance. Victorinox is still making them and selling them as replacements, as the XAVT has a second bit driver loaded with the Beretta bits. I have two computers that I plan to replace and upgrade the RAM on; one of them has to have the DVD drive taken out to access the sticks of RAM, and I know that's at least one of the Torx on the CT; and the case on my older PC uses Phillips (and the sticks of RAM I can actually see looking into the vent on the case; only the side of the case has to be taken off to access the RAM. But the CT41/CT L on the other hand, it's like the SwissChamp without all the silly stuff like the fish scaler and the added versatility of the CyberTool layer. If they weren't $150, I'd have had one by now. I think I paid around $30 for my CT34 used. The CT29 is like the Spartan, but adds the CT layer. Pretty slim for its functionality.


Gerber has a new tool that is SAK-sized, called the "Armbar Driver" with a 1/4 driver instead of the roughly 3/8 on the CT. Problem is that it has a known issue that has yet to be fixed--there is almsot no spring tension on the tools. I was actually gonna get one myself becaue of the 1/4 driver; but not until the problems with the design are remedied.

Well thanks for the insight Cody! I'll have to read this a couple of times to soak up all that input.
"I ain't the sharpest toll in the shed."

[Steve Warden]

i also have this 6232
same frame ? with 2 blades

Nice!!

If I may, the 6344 is 3 1/4" closed, the 6232 is 3 5/8" closed.

6 is code for bone
2 and 3 are code for number of blades
32 and 44 are frame numbers

If you knew this, forgive me. At the least maybe it will educate someone who may not know.

thank you steve , these both seem to be 3 5/8 closed . ?
so the red one is a 6332?

If it has 3 blades, then it seems like it. A 6232 has two blades.
Model number should be stamped on one of the blades.

This explains it in more detail ---> https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/co ... ng-system/

[richard]

Nice!!

If I may, the 6344 is 3 1/4" closed, the 6232 is 3 5/8" closed.

6 is code for bone
2 and 3 are code for number of blades
32 and 44 are frame numbers

If you knew this, forgive me. At the least maybe it will educate someone who may not know.

thank you steve , these both seem to be 3 5/8 closed . ?
so the red one is a 6332?

If it has 3 blades, then it seems like it. A 6232 has two blades.
Model number should be stamped on one of the blades.

This explains it in more detail ---> https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/co ... ng-system/

no numbers just case tested xx on the main blade? the other is stamped 6232 on the back of main blade.

[Steve Warden]

Looking at the blades, I would have to wonder if the numbers were buffed off.

[garddogg56]

Money makers for work today