What's your edc?

[Constant Threat]

This thread has got me wanting to finish project I started a while back my attempt at some ghost jade scales

Easy part done

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[winnerone23]

That's awesome Mike!





Yep, I'll take a set! Lol....

I want to get some CF scales made, for some of them.. Since I know a Robbob.. Lol..

 

[hpiguy]

I feel like this belongs here, also, Troy is making me want another knife dammit.

https://instagram.com/p/8l94XQrQ0y/

 

[Constant Threat]

Troy do you own or recommend a knife sharpening system? I'm looking at the spyderco one.

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[winnerone23]

I feel like this belongs here, also, Troy is making me want another knife dammit.

https://instagram.com/p/8l94XQrQ0y/

Saaweeeet!!!

As I watched that clip, I thought to myself, "self, that looks like a Benchmade..".. Lol..

Then I scrolled down.. It's the same as my BM32, posted above, but the bigger model.

Ppl say they are hard to flip, cause they are light weight.

Doesn't look too me, like he was having any problems!

Troy do you own or recommend a knife sharpening system? I'm looking at the spyderco one.

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I own a 5"x1.25x.25" stone.. I've been carrying that for 6-7yrs..

I once had a clamp in style setup..
It clamped the blade in and had 5-6 slots on each side and 3-4 stones w/rods attached.
It was the "anyone can sharpen a knife" system..

But...... The Spyderco, Sharpmaker, is one of the most spoke about systems.
I actually have been thinking about getting one and watched a couple video's.
It's a mix between a "system" and hand sharpening..
Seems it would be "easier" then learning to sharpen by hand, with just a stone..
But still going to be a "learned" way to hand sharpening.

The other system is called, Wicked edge..
I haven't looked them up or watched a video yet tho..

I'll check it out tonight and give us my thoughts on it.. [emoji106]

 

[Constant Threat]

Saaweeeet!!!

As I watched that clip, I thought to myself, "self, that looks like a Benchmade..".. Lol..

Then I scrolled down.. It's the same as my BM32, posted above, but the bigger model.

Ppl say they are hard to flip, cause they are light weight.

Doesn't look too me, like he was having any problems!


I own a 5"x1.25x.25" stone.. I've been carrying that for 6-7yrs..

I once had a clamp in style setup..
It clamped the blade in and had 5-6 slots on each side and 3-4 stones w/rods attached.
It was the "anyone can sharpen a knife" system..

But...... The Spyderco, Sharpmaker, is one of the most spoke about systems.
I actually have been thinking about getting one and watched a couple video's.
It's a mix between a "system" and hand sharpening..
Seems it would be "easier" then learning to sharpen by hand, with just a stone..
But still going to be a "learned" way to hand sharpening.

The other system is called, Wicked edge..
I haven't looked them up or watched a video yet tho..

I'll check it out tonight and give us my thoughts on it.. [emoji106]

I looked up wicked edge on ebay wheeeeeeew pricey! I just need to figure what I can charge to sharpen knifes.

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[winnerone23]

Wow!!!! That's Ridiculous!

My vote was for the sharpmaker, after watching the video's on the wicked edge. Now seeing the price, it's WAY for the Spyderco Sharpmaker!

This is why.. For me, hand sharpening is the best tool you can carry!

I've been on the job/in the woods/out and about, more then once, and needed a quick edge freshening... Or someone else's..

I've used the side of landscape blocks, a rusty pipe or rusty spot on a tail gate or truck bed, shovel, smooth spot on a concrete slab(you know, the picture frame edge), sandstone/mountain stone/rock (out on the course), etc etc, etc.....

Wicked edge is Not going to teach you that..

With the sharpmaker, your going to learn that skill..

There's nothing better then the smile on a guys face when you hand them there shaving sharp knife back to them. Specially off a rusty grab bar on a skid steer! Lol..

 

[Constant Threat]

Being an electrician we use the ceramic type rods that are in large lamps like high pressure sodium to hone in a blade

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[winnerone23]

Being an electrician we use the ceramic type rods that are in large lamps like high pressure sodium to hone in a blade

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Nice!!!! I need me one of them!

 

[Constant Threat]

Gotcha one Troy. It works like the kitchen knife honer thing. Use it brighten up the edge in between sharpenings.

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[winnerone23]

Gotcha one Troy. It works like the kitchen knife honer thing. Use it brighten up the edge in between sharpenings.

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Saaweeeet!!! Thanks Mike!


Lmao!!! "Kitchen knife honer thing"...

A "steel". [emoji106]

 

[Constant Threat]

So you say. Kitchen kife honer thing has a much better rig to it

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[Peaker]

Except for 2 pictures,everything else posted here is illigal where i am, soo this is what i have for edc

Both are on a hair trigger :mrgreen:

Okay i have lately been carrying a nitecore P36, i will fry the perp retina with that one and then release my F&F magnum on his ass

 

[johnnyh66]

After seeing all these beautiful blades, I'm kinda wanting another.
I love my Kershaw Blur's assisted action, lightweight feel and size... but maybe it's time for a gentleman's edc.

Know anything about the Spyderco Vallotton?
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[hpiguy]

I'm personally not a big fan of having both the thumb studs and the spyder hole, for purely asthetic reasons on my park. Nice looking knife other wise though.

Today's choice, my 50/50 mini grip and my Foursevens frankenlight.

 

[The Violator]

My new EDC. Super small, very light, and not bad looking.

 

[winnerone23]

After seeing all these beautiful blades, I'm kinda wanting another.
I love my Kershaw Blur's assisted action, lightweight feel and size... but maybe it's time for a gentleman's edc.

Know anything about the Spyderco Vallotton?
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It's a sweet knife! Flashy, for sure..

I love my Spyderco's! I just don't think I see it as a "gentlemen's knife".. It's a little big for my thoughts of a gentlemen's knife.. Maybe that's just me?

I think for the money, there are lots of options.. Like a Sage 1 or 2(can't think of the exact model, my mind is picturing).. Gayle Bradley, and a couple other Spyderco..
Again, that's just a matter of a person's taste.
Can't go wrong with anything Spyderco!

Also, a Kershaw leek, is a nice slim line knife. With a great snap to it.

I'm personally not a big fan of having both the thumb studs and the spyder hole, for purely asthetic reasons on my park. Nice looking knife other wise though.

Today's choice, my 50/50 mini grip and my Foursevens frankenlight.

Agreed, on the hole and the stud..

Other then that... Your blade is on my list! [emoji106]

 

[Constant Threat]

I'm digging the spyderco techno or chubby. And if I catch a yojimbo at a good deal I'm swiping it up

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[winnerone23]

I almost had a yojimbo! I like a nice wharnie blade!

Speaking of blade's.. New ones to post! Coming shortly..

 

[snapon boy]

I carry my spyderco or moormaker and the Gerber daily along with a Carr 45. Almost forgot the rosery