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

[DM11]

Case Barlow

[Rotten]

Been out of town and ran across this tree that just begged to be a photo backdrop for my travel blades.

GEC 29

GEC 82

Green River patch knife

[Quick Steel]

Super photos Trace.

[bighomer]

Knice Trace, excellent photography and beautiful subjects.

[doglegg]

Knice Trace.

[Rotten]

Quick Steel, bighomer, doglegg thank you very much. Ready to get back home to the rest of the hoard but I have really enjoyed carrying the patch knife.

[Montanaman]

Everytime I see a knife by Tim Steinglass I wonder why I spend my money elsewhere. Truly spectacular.

I've got my favorite today. A stag teardrop by John Lloyd with a shell shield to remind me that summer is out there somewhere.

Thanks much, beautiful Lloyd!

Schrade and Canal Street Co-Op today,

[bighomer]

Gorgeous knives be toted, makes my ole heart sing.

[KnifeSlinger#81]

[geocash]

Camco #551 Barlow with carbon & Sambar stag handles. Dale Vincent deserves credit for the handles (& filework on the backsprings) &
I lack about 940 more stitches to finish my wife's Christmas present. The Barlow is my present to me.

[doglegg]

Camco #551 Barlow with carbon & Sambar stag handles. Dale Vincent deserves credit for the handles (& filework on the backsprings) &
I lack about 940 more stitches to finish my wife's Christmas present. The Barlow is my present to me.

I know a lady that is going to be pleased!

[TPK]

Camco #551 Barlow with carbon & Sambar stag handles. Dale Vincent deserves credit for the handles (& filework on the backsprings) &
I lack about 940 more stitches to finish my wife's Christmas present. The Barlow is my present to me.

Beautiful CAMCO! Whatcha stitchin?

[geocash]

Camco #551 Barlow with carbon & Sambar stag handles. Dale Vincent deserves credit for the handles (& filework on the backsprings) &
I lack about 940 more stitches to finish my wife's Christmas present. The Barlow is my present to me.

Beautiful CAMCO! Whatcha stitchin?

Appreciate that. I'm making a tote bag. About 910 more stitches...

[TPK]

Camco #551 Barlow with carbon & Sambar stag handles. Dale Vincent deserves credit for the handles (& filework on the backsprings) &
I lack about 940 more stitches to finish my wife's Christmas present. The Barlow is my present to me.

Beautiful CAMCO! Whatcha stitchin?

Appreciate that. I'm making a tote bag. About 910 more stitches...

Very cool! I'm sure she will love it because it's something personal from you.

You could fill the bag with brand new knives to show her how sturdy it is.

[DM11]

Queen Stockman and a Case Sod buster

[Case XX 6383]

xx 6265

[GSPTOPDOG]

I do landscaping and handyman work and some shipping and receiving, so I cut open a lot of boxes and then cut them up. I usually carry a Case trapper, a Leatherman PST (USA made only!) and for the dirty work a Gonzo brand Chinese copy of a Lion's Steel knife. I also will carry a real Lion's Steel folding knife, I just don't have that knife on today. I don't mind abusing the Chinese copy, I think it was $20. I think my real Lion's Steel folding knife was $200! I couldn't take the picture without "Little-Man" the chihuahua getting in the way.

[Quick Steel]

GSTOPDOG, The dog adds a lot of life to the photos.

[zed6309]

[royal0014]

this ol' HOK ....

[geocash]

Camillus #33 Easy Open Jack with carbon & bone, made around 1946 to 1950, & Camillus #49 Tuxedo with SS & Delrin, made around 1960 to late 1970s, as far as I know

[Quick Steel]

geo, I have that same pattern Camillus except the covers appear to be Delrin.

[New_Windsor_NY]

Today it's these two. Not for any particular reason.

[cody6268]

Today it's these two. Not for any particular reason.

Great combo! Those, personally, are two of my favorite patterns. I think the Klein/Kutmaster is the only Easy Open pattern being produced at the present, at least at a halfway decent price. I think the dumbest thing Klein did was drop the non-locking version. Locks are a good thing, but not when they have as much play as they typically do. I can close all of mine close to halfway between open and half-open and the lock allows it.

[New_Windsor_NY]

Today it's these two. Not for any particular reason.

Great combo! Those, personally, are two of my favorite patterns. I think the Klein/Kutmaster is the only Easy Open pattern being produced at the present, at least at a halfway decent price. I think the dumbest thing Klein did was drop the non-locking version. Locks are a good thing, but not when they have as much play as they typically do. I can close all of mine close to halfway between open and half-open and the lock allows it.

Thank you. Even though they are two completely different types of knives, the Camillus is my favorite.