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  • coyote
    MCB Member
    • Jul 2020
    • 966

    #16
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    I won't carry a spendy blade. I lose things.

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    • pirhana92
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      The Tenacious is one of my favorites. Great knife for the price.
  • Tarsun2
    Certified Post Whore
    • Jul 2020
    • 1026

    #17
    one of my non-work edc knives is the Kershaw select fire. has a built in bit driver and 2 bits on each (2 Philips and 2 flats).
    there are soooo many times when i just needed a small Philips. especially have 2 kids. toys come screwed into the cardboard case now, everything needs batteries, and the battery door is always screwed down. lol

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    • JonM
      MCB Member
      • Jul 2020
      • 1325
      • Landisburg, PA

      #18
      Here's my pocket dump.
      • Benchmade Bugout w/ Flytanium Crossfade titanium scales
      • Civivi Mini Elementum w/ copper scales
      • Ridge wallet
      • iPhone 11 w/ UAG case
      • Apple AirPods
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      • pirhana92
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        I'm digging that Bugout.

      • JonM
        JonM commented
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        The titanium scales are a huge improvement over the grivory scales it came with. The knife feels so much better in the hand and the action is a lot crisper. I could shave with the edge I keep on it too.
    • Memornix
      That old guy with a pump
      • Jul 2020
      • 953
      • Maryland

      #19
      Here's mine, it's not a pocket princess, it's a tool and it gets treated as such. I find the $50 price point to be kind of the sweet spot for me. I tend not to lose knifes and this one is going on about 5 years of steady use. These CRKTs tend not to hold the sharpest edge but it is enough and the tanto blade and lock is incredibly strong and holds up to frequent use as a screw driver and prybar.



      "but we all have electros and you guys only have pumps, this wont be fair"

      (chuckling quietly) "we know"

      My collection:
      Memornix's Collection V2 - mcarterbrown.com​

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      • The Inflicted
        pǝʇɔᴉlɟuI ǝɥʇ
        • Jul 2020
        • 1548

        #20
        Originally posted by Cunha
        I like Swiss Army knife tinker small

        Or super tinker (with the scissors)

        I used to hate scissors but nowadays it’s the main thing I end up using. So it’s my favorite tool now.

        ...
        You might like a knife/tool I picked up recently from NexTool called the Knight. It's based on the multitool community practice of taking something like a Leatherman Wave and essentially unbolting it in half- keeping one half of the tool with the main blade and swapping in the implements from the other half into the recess left by the missing pliers. You end up with basically a boxy Swiss Army Knife with bigger blades and tools- in this case a 3" locking straight edged blade and a really big pair of scissors. I also really like the way it retains Leatherman-style ruler markings for measuring things like bolts and screws.

        Amazon has these on sale right now for $22.

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        • Cunha
          Cunha commented
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          Yeah that looks great. I wish it had tweezers somewhere. I hate when companies without them even go as far as making fun of them like “who needs tweezers?!”

          Excuse me have you never had a splinter or a hair to pull?

          But yeah that looks like it has most of it. The tool for magnesium rods seems a little unneeded but probably there was space available.

        • The Inflicted
          The Inflicted commented
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          Wait, which one is the magnesium rod tool?
      • Tugboater203
        Administrator
        • Jul 2020
        • 216
        • CT

        #21
        I always have something, 99% of the time it's my Spyderco Delica, ca 1995. A good sailor always has a knife.

        https://imgur.com/gallery/xHMp7vK
        3 forum survivor.
        MCB 3.0, the salmon and blue shall rise again!

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        • Stilgar
          MCB Member
          • Jul 2020
          • 393
          • North of 60

          #22
          Like Tug says, a sailor always has a knife. I also have a spyderco. I like it because it was not too expensive, has a deep pocket clip, opens with one hand but is small enough to just stay out of the way. Click image for larger version

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          • bored383
            The Lord Don Whorfin
            • Jul 2020
            • 2482
            • Sandy Eggo

            #23
            nothing fancy - a basic kershaw assisted opener

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            • LudovicoSoldier
              BPS Twister Afficionado
              • Jan 2021
              • 170
              • Boston, MA

              #24
              No handy photo, but its still the same knife at 41 as it was at 17: Benchmade 940 Osborne

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              • Brandon
                Brandon commented
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                I've got a few 940's, a sold and light knife! Nice choice
            • OpusX
              Still pumpin'
              • Jul 2020
              • 1464
              • KCMO

              #25
              Something automagical today. If you know...you know

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              Velcor will save us...

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              • Chuck E Ducky
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                I have an Exocet OTF I really like.
            • waffles2
              at WAHO
              • Jul 2020
              • 241
              • Atlanta

              #26
              Nothing. I rarely carry my wallet, keys, or phone on me when I’m home in Atlanta. I don’t do the smartwatch either. Might throw a CC, ID, and insurance card in my bag when I’m out on the (pedal) bike.
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              • paintballedbackin88
                Still Uncanny...
                • Jul 2020
                • 133
                • Glendale, AZ

                #27
                Used to carry a benchmade bugout until I gifted it to my brother, now usually carry either one of these Kershaws. Click image for larger version

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                • Axel
                  AI-Powered Mod Bot
                  • Jul 2020
                  • 2219
                  • MCB Building Sub-Basement Level 2 Genetic Modification Lab

                  #28
                  My wife got me this Slidewinder for like ten bucks which I've started carrying everywhere. It's so small I forget I have it. Only downside is I need to buy a torx wrench to change the blade, which is annoying.
                  I have much nicer knives, but this is the one that stays clipped to my pocket.

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                  • Tugboater203
                    Tugboater203 commented
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                    Is that a glass breaker above the blade? Or is it a flat and Phillips screwdriver head? Pretty nifty if it is.

                  • Axel
                    Axel commented
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                    Screwdriver flat. The tab at the bottom is half a Phillips head. I guess anything solid metal can be a glass beaker though

                  • Chuck E Ducky
                    Chuck E Ducky commented
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                    I like that. I’m a big fan of the disposable blades. Always sharp and never have to worry about destroying a $200 knife by using it as a knife.
                • Tarsun2
                  Certified Post Whore
                  • Jul 2020
                  • 1026

                  #29
                  the absolute best knife is the one that you'll carry... thats all there is to it.

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                  • JonM
                    JonM commented
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                    Unless it's as dull as a popsicle stick. Then you might be better off with the popsicle stick.

                  • Chuck E Ducky
                    Chuck E Ducky commented
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                    lol You could always sharpen a popsicle stick. Also I can make a razor you can shave with out of a plastic garbage bag just saying. #PrisionShankYo
                • Tarsun2
                  Certified Post Whore
                  • Jul 2020
                  • 1026

                  #30
                  lmao good point.

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