Thread: EDC Knife

I am as much into knives as I am razor. One of man's oldest tools that are needed for every day tasks. There is also something that draws me to a good knife. Also like razors I like the hunt for a new one searching out, saving up for waiting on, are all enjoyed. I'm a suffering from knife aquition disorder and long may it continue 😊. Here's today carry

Originally Posted by williamc

I am as much into knives as I am razor. One of man's oldest tools that are needed for every day tasks. There is also something that draws me to a good knife. Also like razors I like the hunt for a new one searching out, saving up for waiting on, are all enjoyed. I'm a suffering from knife aquition disorder and long may it continue ��. Here's today carry

That bottom one is interesting for an EDC. The stabilizer/heel will have to be reshaped if it gets much use/sharpening.

Originally Posted by williamc

I am as much into knives as I am razor. One of man's oldest tools that are needed for every day tasks. There is also something that draws me to a good knife. Also like razors I like the hunt for a new one searching out, saving up for waiting on, are all enjoyed. I'm a suffering from knife aquition disorder and long may it continue ��. Here's today carry

The bottom knife looks like a meat cleaver for a squirrel.

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Originally Posted by 32t

That bottom one is interesting for an EDC. The stabilizer/heel will have to be reshaped if it gets much use/sharpening.

I am a teacher in a vocational college so my weekday EDC doesn't get much punishment. Typical day opening packages, cutting string/fruit, opening letters.
I have about 60 knives that I EDC in rotation and add more quite often, I've been in deep about two years.
Like I said before a bit of a knife addict, they are all users but very few get hard use. I have a few that I use when doing building work or camping and they are more robust.
Here is today's

Originally Posted by Hirlau

The bottom knife looks like a meat cleaver for a squirrel.

That's it buddy a mini cleaver for my mini hands. Excellent for cleaving cucumber [emoji6]

My company changed it's knife policy to a maximum of 3" blade...most of my blades are 3.5-4"...so I had to look around for a new knife until I make one. Settled on the Al Mar Nomad, I am a sucker for vg-10 steel for knives as some may remember.

Nice sturdy looking EDC.

Originally Posted by Phrank

Very nice - what is the maker and model of that one - sweet!

Thanks! It's an Al Mar Eagle Classic Talon, black micarta scales... one slick carry, indeed.