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I'm tired of all this pretty stuff: Let's see your well used edc gear!

us Offline Mercury

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one of my oldest knifes:



bonus points to anyone who sees whats "wrong" with it


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Looks like two nail nicks :think:
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I may be king of the shelf queens, ;) but I've got a few heavy users too. Chief EDC on the weekends is a BO Super Tool, with about 150,000 miles on it


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Nothing beats the look of worn BO...  8) 8)


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I may be king of the shelf queens, ;) but I've got a few heavy users too. Chief EDC on the weekends is a BO Super Tool, with about 150,000 miles on it


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:D :D
Nothing beats the look of worn BO...  8) 8)

That does look good - but what's going off at the base of that serrated blade  :think:


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Can opener in front of serrated blade :tu: Oh and yes I like the worn BO look.
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The tiger stripes wear nicely.



us Offline MirrorEdge

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one of my oldest knifes:

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Maybe the blade had shortened an profiled !? :think:


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correct! I damaged the point, and had to make a new one. I think it came out good.


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You did a good job on that El Rago  :tu:
Everything’s adjustable


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I'm sure most of us have them, the tool that gets used often, doesn't get cleaned before
getting shoved away in a toolbox, tacklebox, garage, etc.
I have such a tool, and it goes out with me twice a week at least, into the forest where I
harvest quite a bit of wood for walking sticks, canes, slingshots.

The Coughlan's Sierra folding saw is amazing!  This wood lot you see here, 90 percent of
it was taken with this saw.  The only other saw I've had was a Gerber, and it cut through
green wood slightly faster than the Coughlan's but unfortunately I broke the
blade on two different occasions and had to return it (lifetime warranty).

I highly recommend this saw if you need one to stow away in your vehicle or bushcraft
etc.  Here I have included a few photo's of it.   :)


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« Last Edit: December 02, 2011, 08:32:38 PM by Sean »


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Leatherman P4 Squirt and Gerber Clutch both went to duty on my keychain for a while.  Currently using the Gerber Clutch since the Squirt's knife tip broke (dont pry with knives!)

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those are two very well used looking tools. :tu:  Welcome to the forum. :cheers:
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Hello and welcome :cheers: very well used I'd say :o
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welcome from the uk. nice gear. which do you prefer out of the squirt and the clutch??? im a squirt fan but haven't tried a clutch yet.
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I posted this in another thread, but it belongs here too :)




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Welcome GritsGear, great to to see tools that look like they have been used more than they have been photographed :)


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us Offline GritsGear

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welcome from the uk. nice gear. which do you prefer out of the squirt and the clutch??? im a squirt fan but haven't tried a clutch yet.

Wow thanks for all the warm welcomes!

Surprisingly I prefer the clutch. Very similar multi-tools but I like the setup of the clutch and the large knife blade.
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us Offline MeadMaker

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Leatherman P4 Squirt and Gerber Clutch both went to duty on my keychain for a while.  Currently using the Gerber Clutch since the Squirt's knife tip broke (dont pry with knives!)


If you send that Squirt to the Leatherman Warranty Department they will either fix it or replace it with a new one.   All it will cost you is postage on way.
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gb Offline 5hif7y

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welcome from the uk. nice gear. which do you prefer out of the squirt and the clutch??? im a squirt fan but haven't tried a clutch yet.

Wow thanks for all the warm welcomes!

Surprisingly I prefer the clutch. Very similar multi-tools but I like the setup of the clutch and the large knife blade.

ive only used a squirt and fink there great. i curently have a micra on my keys because scissors get more use with me. the only reason i didnt get a clutch was because of size. my keys are already rather cluttered. im going to get one soon tho and see how they do.
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Coye Knives Ridgeback Proto. One of the first 5 made.



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My opinel #4 at the bottom of the pis is pretty well used  :D  the #5 above will soon look about used as well  :tu:



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Pretty well worn wave



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You get a big from me for bumping this one. I'll try to catch some sunlight this week to post some pics in here. :salute:


And a nice well loved Wave you have there. :D


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Here is my wave of 12 years of use, i mainly use the kick these days and have this in my bag , this will be retired at the end of this year and possibly sent off for some work,

paul
http://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m279/zed2000/P1010220-3.jpg

It still looks perfect to me.  :tu:

well its a little loose and more scratched close up,plus one broken flathead  :-[ but still works well, although im looking forward to its replacement in November  :tu:

paul

yea, this thing still looks like its in pretty good condition. what did you end up replacing it with.


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