I like that desk pad Tony! Truth be told, 99 percent of my EDC usage is exactly that sort of usage. Two months of carrying a little SAK has shown that cbl51 is right: for most days, one of these knives gets it done. I've resorted to my bigger multi tools for a few things, but only a couple of times.
Fun to see all the posts this morning!Day 3The Alox classic is thin as LoopCutter mentioned and I agree.A few years ago I bought this modded Classic here on MTO and love it.Seen below with a regular Alox.
Whoah, those scales are really nice! I’ve never seen any like that before. Titanium?
Looking good Vicman!
Day 3: nail file use for some nail maintenance
Thank you, yes Titanium.
Powernoodle Day 3(Image removed from quote.)Opening an infrared emitter. (Image removed from quote.)
Oh, that’s is different, a pointed end for cleaning under nails. Must be an older model. Newer have the flat screw driver blade. That makes me curious, if any of my older ones have what file blade???
One thing I miss with Alox scales is the toothpick. I will need to make a lanyard like the one I made for my Midnite MiniChamp (seen below), that will hold a toothpick.
Love that anniversary scale!
Thank you Vicman! Everyone is posting some great stuff today! I should pick up an alox Classic. They're so thin!
Day 3Train travel with a Diplomat.
Day 3:First use: cleaning my wife’s phone charging port.
Powernoodle Day 3Opening an infrared emitter.
Day 3The little fella saw some use today. I used it to prepare some crickets for my Blue Death Feigning Beetles. Pic is the little guy on top of the enclosure after working. I thought it best not to post pics while he was working, as some viewers may be more sensitive than others.
With the exception of a PST, which is kept in her car, this is Mrs. R's entire EDC kit. I've not known her to require much more very often. Her Dad got her the Classic in 1978. I ordered a new toothpick for it a couple of years ago. The rest is all factory original.
Interesting, mind me asking what it’s for?