What "Other" is in your pocket???

[TkoK83Spy]

Jesus James! How many folders and fixed blades do you own!? I feel like I've never seen you post a picture of the same knife twice :)

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Jesus James! How many folders and fixed blades do you own!? I feel like I've never seen you post a picture of the same knife twice :)

More then I need Rick! But ...I'm having a lot of fun in this hobby (will be two years this coming Thanksgiving ) especially gifting quality blades to friends and family! :) It amazes me how MANY people (women included) really love knives...but have never used/held a well made cutting tool. I'm helping people see the light...one knife at a time! :cool: :


James

[bearfacedkiller]

Becker BK62 Kephart with a 113 year old first generation copy of Kephart's Camping and Woodcraft.

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Becker BK62 Kephart with a 113 year old first generation copy of Kephart's Camping and Woodcraft.

Great knife ! Just watched this recently https://youtu.be/tA00VxcamT8


James

[bearfacedkiller]

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Awesome pictures! In all reality the BK62 can perform 99% of everything you'd ever need of a smaller fixed blade. ..including food prep! It's the perfect length, Right sized blade stock, And very neutral handle shape for extended use! With today's over built and priced (I'm as guilty as anyone ) fixed blades from the top production /custom makers saturating the market. ...this offering from Becker/Kabar hits on all points!

James

[TkoK83Spy]

That is a very fine looking blade. Really like that handle as well. Always been a sucker for any type of wood, wood like handles.

[murphjd25]

^I really like that Kephart Darby!

I couldn’t sleep last night so I decided to take my black hardware kit from my XM-18 and hand sand all the screws and pivot screw down to size to fit on my Skinny XM-18 Slicer, since they still don’t have a Skinny specific hardware kit yet. It turned out perfect and now I got a blacked out Skinny, woohoo!

[VashHash]

A little variety today.
Definitely one of my favorite cold steel folders.

[Ecio37]

One thing that I carry every day (and my favorite) is a Nepalese kukri knife with sheath and traditional karda (a utility knife and a sharpening tool). Probably, the best gift I have received from my friend's father. He is a diplomat, bought a kukri when he was during a mission trip after an earthquake in Nepal in April 2015. I will post a photo in a couple of days, so far my phone is being repaired.

[VashHash]

New to me

[murphjd25]

^Nice Microtech!

Watering the new trees this afternoon with these guys..

[holeshot]

After recently purchasing a large Sebenza, I decided to get a small serrated one and I love it! I really like that the serrations are on both sides of the blade. :)

[murphjd25]

[abbazaba]

[knivesandbooks]

Just came in during my lunch break. Fresh out of the tube. The lighting and my phone camera aren't doing the wood justice and, despite the elegant appearance, it has a lot of heft. Centered blade, great walk and talk, no gaps, flush and smooth transitions. Very happy for an $80 knife and one of my favorite traditional patterns.

[murphjd25]

Nice! My scale came in today :)

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[murphjd25]

3” No Choil Slicer

[holeshot]

Well, I had to sell three of my Spyderco’s to finance this knife but IMHO it was well worth it. I now have four CRK knives and this large Inkosi with the sheep’s foot blade is my favorite. Probably my best EDC, just can’t get it out of my pocket. Now if I could only figure out how to post pics here at weren’t sideways(if you tap on the pic it turns around), go figure. :confused: