Hey TW! Let's see your knives!

The multi tool has been a thought of mine for quite sometime. I’m not sure I remember a day I didn’t have my knife with me. We’ll see how it goes.

 

I carry one of my leathermans about 50 percent of the time. They are so useful. I'll carry my wave when I know there is lots of work to be done, but I'll carry my Rebar or Pulse if use will be lighter. I'll carry my skeletool to the office some days as well. I rarely ever carry my pocket knife and a leatherman.

 

I carry this Benchmade daily, best carry knife I’ve used

https://www.knifecenter.com/item/BM...e-s90v-satin-plain-blade-carbon-fiber-handles




This Benchmade I have as well, but stopped carrying it since it’s a little too shiney and a little heavier than the first

 

My most prized knife. Not much to look at, but is a knife that was my late father's. It was his EDC, before EDC was a thing. Probably purchased around 1960 plus or minus a few years. It still finds its way into my pocket atleast a few times a month. It's an old bone handled Case. According to the tang stamp made between 1950 and 1964

 

Made the mistake of ordering a deep carry clip on Ebay in October for my Native 5. It had a 4 week lead time in the listing details but I failed to read the entire description where in the LAST line it said the lead time would be 11-12 weeks. That's a ridiculous amount of time for a pocket clip in my opinion. Anyway I ordered one from MXG a few days ago and now I have one. Theres a lesson to be learned here dont shop on Ebay when you've been drinking lol.

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Hinderer Harpoon Spanto

 

This is clipped onto my EDC bag that I carry to work. CRKT Stiff KISS

 

Serviced a few of my knives.

 

How big is that? Friggen nice!

 

It's 8.25 open. 4.75 closed. Blade length is 3.5. DLT Trading.

 

Not a great picture but here's my 100 year old knife

 

Leveled up my fixed blade game. Resisted buying one of these for years as they used to only come with serrations and I worried there was just too much traction on the handle compared to my more bush-crafty knives.

I am so glad I finally got one and I was wrong to wait (except for the serrations). Ergonomics are surprisingly great and comfortable, and the whole knife is just beautiful. Can’t wait to give it a right honest thumping in the woods this week.

Chris Reeve Knives ‘Pacific’. Design by Bill Harsey.

 

Thats a great knife. My dad has been good friends with Bill Harsey since the 80’s and has several of his knives.

 

Bill did a really great design with this one. It just melts into the hand, and has a few useful grips, including a nice choke-up grip with the front choil.

You feel very confident holding this knife. I’m sure if you had to work all day, a smooth handles knife like a Bark River would be a better choice to avoid blisters, but this knife is not as pointy in the hand as it looks.

 

cool knife! Ive seen them at gunshows but never in my price range

 

thats neat also!

 

I've got one too, but pretty positive it's not original. My dad gave it to me when I was a kid. I cut the hand guard off, and took the blade off, carried the brass knuckles in my back pocket during high school. The blades back on it now.

 

Here's a cool old knife I gave $35 for. I know it was a bayonet, someone cut it down and filled in the locking part with lead. I've read this was common during WWI. No clue thou.

 

Esee Cleaver




Southern Grind

 

I have more than a few Harsey knives. What a great knife maker!