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EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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Gorgeous!!! One of these is on my list to aquire…but in ebony. Beautiful knife.
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ChazzyP
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, and I had a bit of posting back and forth here yesterday concerning our Olamic Rainmakers. I got mine out to fondle last night and figured I might as well carry it today.
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Haha. Up at 530am, get ready, eat breakfast and at work at 7am. He enjoys going and helping. I’m just glad he can get any kind of experience at a young age. I try to keep him as active as possibleIt's great that your training him well, even down to his shirt.
Hope all my Blade Brothers and Sisters are having a great weekend ! 
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Bantam Alox - Lucky enough to travel to Switzerland years ago and picked this one up in Zurich at the flagship store 
Hindsight, I should have bought more!!
Hindsight, I should have bought more!!
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Was about to pick this one up as well as a first front flipper. How you feeling about the front flip action? Any con's about the knife so far?
This one arrived today, just got around to opening it tonight so it’ll be my evening “kick-back-n-chill couch carry”.
Over the past 6 months, along with a slew of edc knives my “collection” has been trending more toward limited editions and knives that strike me as having somewhat unique attributes. I don’t own anything extraordinary or truly collectible, it’s just that occasionally a knife may strike a chord/resonate with me because of the story behind it….or because I’m not likely to see another exactly like it.
While not limited in production, the Boker M4 Sherman caught my eye the moment it was first released. As always, first and foremost I was simply drawn to the size, design and aesthetics. I had some reservations; one of which stemmed from a German manufacturer collaborating on a tribute to an American tank from WWII…but the Nichols forged blade eventually sold me on the knife. At the end of the day, I just like the concept and the history….and while I’m a little unclear on the exact details, I love the idea that actual steel from Sherman tanks is being used to produce the Damasteel.
Anyway, apologies for the long-winded backstory. I’m a retired guy sitting at home watching TV with my wife on a Saturday night….and she has absolutely no interest whatsoever in hearing why this knife found its way to our doorstep today. That means the burden falls on you all.
If you read this far, thanks for listening. If ya bailed by the second paragraph…I don’t blame ya’ one bit. Regardless, have a great evening.
Over the past 6 months, along with a slew of edc knives my “collection” has been trending more toward limited editions and knives that strike me as having somewhat unique attributes. I don’t own anything extraordinary or truly collectible, it’s just that occasionally a knife may strike a chord/resonate with me because of the story behind it….or because I’m not likely to see another exactly like it.
While not limited in production, the Boker M4 Sherman caught my eye the moment it was first released. As always, first and foremost I was simply drawn to the size, design and aesthetics. I had some reservations; one of which stemmed from a German manufacturer collaborating on a tribute to an American tank from WWII…but the Nichols forged blade eventually sold me on the knife. At the end of the day, I just like the concept and the history….and while I’m a little unclear on the exact details, I love the idea that actual steel from Sherman tanks is being used to produce the Damasteel.
Anyway, apologies for the long-winded backstory. I’m a retired guy sitting at home watching TV with my wife on a Saturday night….and she has absolutely no interest whatsoever in hearing why this knife found its way to our doorstep today. That means the burden falls on you all.
If you read this far, thanks for listening. If ya bailed by the second paragraph…I don’t blame ya’ one bit. Regardless, have a great evening.