Quote from: SteveC on August 16, 2016, 06:36:11 PMQuote from: hiraethus on August 16, 2016, 04:02:46 PMI'm in too. Only got a couple of trad slip joint, a Buck Stockman and this:A Wright Lambsfoot with carbon blade and rosewood handles.Nice Thanks to you I got sent down a rabbit hole on E-bay Where I can upon this.(Image removed from quote.)must resist It is very nice Steve You know you want it
Quote from: hiraethus on August 16, 2016, 04:02:46 PMI'm in too. Only got a couple of trad slip joint, a Buck Stockman and this:A Wright Lambsfoot with carbon blade and rosewood handles.Nice Thanks to you I got sent down a rabbit hole on E-bay Where I can upon this.(Image removed from quote.)must resist
I'm in too. Only got a couple of trad slip joint, a Buck Stockman and this:A Wright Lambsfoot with carbon blade and rosewood handles.
Tactical Black Cat with carbon steel, this knife been part of my reenactment carry since I got it, seen lots use.The only knife in my collection truly correct for the time period I reenact. (Image removed from quote.)
Great carries JD and John!!!!
I may give this a go, I added this to my carry today. I don't know if I'll make it all the way through or not but we'll see(Image removed from quote.)Thinking about a slight mod, what do you guy's think /(Image removed from quote.)
Day 1I've noticed that the spey blade works particularly well for removing those plastic bracelets at the hospital.
Quote from: SteveC on August 16, 2016, 09:22:49 PMI may give this a go, I added this to my carry today. I don't know if I'll make it all the way through or not but we'll see(Image removed from quote.)Thinking about a slight mod, what do you guy's think /(Image removed from quote.)Given how many times I've pried, scraped, and (rarely) drove screws with that screwdriver blade on an electrician's knife, I wouldn't change it. I myself have been surprised how much force I've put behind the screwdriver/stripper blade while prying without damaging the blade.
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Traditional Challenge Day 2#07 Case Mini Trapper single stainless Wharncliffe blade, second cut antique bone scalesHonestly, I don't carry this one as much as I should because I favor traditional slipjoints with at least 2 types of blades. This single blade frame sure makes it slim and easy to carry though. The grind on this one is slightly hollowed and it's a mean slicer.(Image removed from quote.)
I would do it like you want...it's not like there isn't dozens of Camillus versions to pick up off the bay to fill the Electrician role. I would be an easy way to get a nice two bladed Jack out of it.
Quote from: SteveC on August 17, 2016, 03:00:24 PM#2(Image removed from quote.)Great trio choice Steve!!!!
Went ahead with it.
Quote from: SteveC on August 17, 2016, 06:59:51 PMWent ahead with it. That turned out really well!
I disliked the original idea but it turned out really cool! Great shape, the cut on the spine is great for guiding the tip for precision cutting. Took a simple navaja-like folder. Locking blade, very light and small. The little flap on the top is the release. The regular EDC Rally is for size comparison.