EDC Knife thread

Joker lynx

 

J&V adventure mini chacal

 

My handmade Spanish collection so far

 

Wife found the Kershaw leek, I must have walked by this bag full of fire starting noodles and it yoinked it right out. Now I’m flush with knives.

 

I need to stay off amazon
Petrified fish had a buy one get one free deal yesterday
So i ordered one of my favorites a beluga


And i got this bunta free I've never seen one of these before
So about 25.00 each.

 

I make very very crude knives
My new edc

 

Spent quite a few hours polishing and shaping the blade part last night.
Today will be this knifes first day as an edc

 

I downsized my EDC with this little Buck. Small as it may be, it gets used almost daily. I had my last EDC for about 12 years before it really started falling apart, and plan to do the same with this one.

 

I am looking for a new EDC myself , great thread to get some ideas from.

 

here is one I carry often. This Karambit was forged by Bladesmith Jesse lambert of JD Knives. This is a San Mai blade with 1500 layer damascus cladding (15n20 & 1095) with a Nitro V core. The handle is made from Mokume Gane. Mokume Gane is an ancient japanes type damascus this one is with copper and brass.

 

That is very unique. Is it comfortable to hold and use?

 

It is, but because of the shape of the blade narrows its use some. I still find it pretty handy, from stripping wires to hot dog sticks, use it quite a bit.

 

Not a knife, but is sharp

Damascus 1095 and 15n20 bearded axe. (mini)

 

Have you been using that on Ash trees ? It looks like the ash bore has infected that unit.

 

I like that.

 

ha, never looked at that way before.

 

Here's my latest EDC that I've been using for over a year. Started life as a Buck 113 that I just never liked the shape of so i made it mine.

 

Nice work! I like that blade shape.

 

Thank you, it's much more handier for what I use it for shaped like that. The original is extremely pointy.

 

Not an EDC, way to purty and more for stabbing living things, but I'll post it anyways

This is my tanto "Tantoshi".
- Stabilized mable burl handle with accents
- Wrought iron cladding from 200 year old wagon wheel, Damascus core
- Habaki + Guard in Mokume Gane
- Saya (scabbard) is fitted. You need to squeeze it fairly hard when inserting or removing the blade for it to come in and out smooth, you get that nice shhhk sound.



I chop some veggies with it every now and again just for fun.