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

[jmh58]

Yankee Barlow and Angus Jack

John

[GSPTOPDOG]

Craftsman and Camillus Short-Line #72

[GSPTOPDOG]

Hundred year old Gilbert Seville is gorgeous Ken. What a looker. Absolutely love swell centers too. Mmmmmmmmmmmnnnnn.
DM, love the Schrade Stockman
Rrider, another beautiful red Case and that Robeson is so pretty
Jamie, love the Hatch

Great colors in this photo!!! The green makes a very nice contrast, nice job I-Man!

[jmh58]

Craftsman and Camillus Short-Line #72

Quite the pair.
John

[DM11]

100 plus year old Gilbert Seville Works this morning.

[garddogg56]

Thanx guys there sure is a nice variety of cutlery shown here today

[cody6268]

Cutco 1886 Pocket Knife. Bought it two years ago, got it sharpened last month, and finally put it to use this week.

I think these are pretty expensive at MSRP ($70--more than triple that of its closest Buck, Case, Gerber, and Bear USA-made competitors), and their service is a little lackluster (a lot of meat was taken from the blade when I had it resharpened, and it's not really that sharp--just working sharp, not shaving sharp). However, the ergonomics are great for my fat fingers and medium-sized hands. No other knife this size fits my hands this well.

I would only recommend buying one used under $20. I think I paid $15 for mine, plus the $7 shipping to get it sharpened two years later. Possibly the reason Cutco had to take away so much meat was that I accidentally blunted it trying to sharpen it myself. A plus to buying one is if you actually know how to sharpen a knife properly. Otherwise, for the size, I recommend the much cheaper Buck, Case, Gerber, and yes, even Bear models--which are all still USA-made. Klein has some Moki-made models that are better for half the price, and well, there's a lot of Seki-made Spyderco models under $70. I have a $60 Jester in CPM-20CV that despite being used almost daily since it was released in November; is still sharper than this Cutco.

[TPK]

I-Man David TOPDOG Cody

Great looking knives gentlemen! Enjoying the pictures!

[garddogg56]

Going with my pretty boy Bucks today

[ken98k]

Going with my pretty boy Bucks today

1973-75 Queen today.

[Ivoryman]

Great colors in this photo!!! The green makes a very nice contrast, nice job I-Man!
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You too, love the old wooden branches or roots you used there. Great ones.

[DM11]

Queen City Jacknife and a Sword Brand Cattle knife

[ken98k]

Queen City Jacknife and a Sword Brand Cattle knife

Now that's what I'm talking about!

[DM11]

Queen City Jacknife and a Sword Brand Cattle knife

Now that's what I'm talking about!

Thank you Ken. Your Queen trapper is very nice also!

[DM11]

Yankee Barlow and Angus Jack

John

Thank you John

[royal0014]

Pete an' repeat here . .. .. .

[DM11]

Pete an' repeat here . .. .. .

Nice repeat!

[1967redrider]

Bell Technologies D2 flipper sent to me by JamieinWV today, in fact all week. So far it slices Mandarin skins with easy, slick mail opener too. Very warm iced coffee walk today.

[ken98k]

O. Barnette cowboy knife today.

[1967redrider]

That's a sweet HOK, ken.

[doglegg]

Clean edge,off to work Camillus

100 plus year old Gilbert Seville Works this morning.

[cody6268]

O. Barnette cowboy knife today.

Wow, yours doesn't have the ever-common busted blade!

I wish someone would revisit the design. I tested the ad claims with one I bought for $25 with a broken blade (ironically, from a guy who outbid me on the exact same example two years ago, paying twice what I did from him), and it cuts modern barbed wire without a problem and the pliers are pretty strong. Some of my multitools on the other hand, struggle. It is really sturdy for its small size.

[DM11]

Queen Jack and Stockman

[DM11]

O. Barnette cowboy knife today.

[garddogg56]

Beautiful day to go fly fishing on the river carried a 35 1/2 and a 4300,fly rod by Beans