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To myself an EDC should be practical and economical.

Maybe not the "best" or the best "show piece".

But it does what you want in a reliable manor at a reasonable cost.

What steel does your version use? I see there is some variety.

I don't care for holes in handles or blades because the thing they do best is collect junk even if it is just pocket lint.

I have carried ones like these at work and the point for me is that the boss buys blades and I don't have to sharpen them.

Many are very thick and awkward to me in the pocket.

My favorite was...

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How does the fixed blade make you remember to pick it back up?

One of the first things that I do with a knife with a pocket clip is remove it.

I want a thin overall knife that will sit...

The shortest time I have carried an EDC is one day or so.

I was spear fishing and cut the line to the decoy and set the knife on my lap.

A few minutes later I stood up and the knife went down...

The longest I have carried the same knife as an EDC is around 8 years. Given to me by my father for Christmas.

I remember the time with a WD45 the battery connection was loose so I used the knife...

The only trouble I see with this practice is the holes in the pockets.

For my EDC to carry it 8 years without loosing it by misplacement or a hole in the pocket would be a big feat. Or I want to...

That knife is not organic enough to look good with wood scales....

Does that make sense?:shrug:

I wouldn't carry that one in my pocket with change...:D

Looks nice, but maybe a little cold in the winter?

The blade has already been modified after letting my son use it. :rofl2:

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This is what I have left after the wash. The only 2 screws I have left are the ones that I put back after...

It is a disposable knife. I did put the parts in a baggie and one of these days I may get bored and rivet it together. Then put it in a low use area. Maybe on my desk for a pencil sharpener?

Most of us do most of the time.....;)

Maybe not an Everyday occurrence but a realistic test for an Everyday Knife that I hadn't seen or thought of before.

P.S. Not the first or the last time...

My Kershaw Leek got ran through the clothes washer and dryer. IT FAILED.

I found the bigger parts but the little screws fell through the holes......

I propose this for and EDC knife test.
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If you are a good boy no problems. But if they want to they will find some rule that you are breaking.:)

I don't know how to make a double like!

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

I won't EDC anything expensive or sentimental. If I loose, break, dull or get it confiscated because I forgot to put it in my checked luggage I don't want to say I wouldn't be disappointed but I...

A list of why not would be shorter....

Many things but this is the first that pops into my head.

It is a status symbol embellished to highlight the owners wealth, rank or wisdom.

I am going to reply to my own thread so hopefully I don't offend anyone in particular.

Many of the knifes that I see in this thread are what I consider "pocket jewelry" not EDC.

The title of this thread is EDC knife. To me that is what is in my pocket and gets used every day. Not a frilly collectible that has a bead on the end. The Sebensa knifes are factory made with what...

I am saying that this knife is worth about $100 and in my opinion that is a very high price for a EDC.

I suppose they do but can lanyard beads and Starburst Pattern add $200 to the value? :thinking:

It looks like a nice knife but I always laugh and wonder when the advertisement includes things like "The titanium bead."