What's your at work knife and your occupation?

Pharmacist... Spyderco Military - no zip-ties can stand up to my millie!

I own many knives, but nothing has moved the military out of the pocket!

(oh, and a SAK on the keyring...)

(and a Ruger 9mm and a Spyderco Lum Tanto in the briefcase)
 
when i was an active duty field artillery soldier i carried a spyderco paramilitary. now that i own a cutlery company, i know a lot more about knives then i did back then. i still carry a spyderco paramilitary...
 
Financial Analyst, so I have the very dangerous job of flying a desk for a living. I work for a manufacturing entity where even the CEO has a folder clipped to his khaki's. I carry a Spyderco Dragonfly or Manbug in my pocket if wearing khaki's, a Mini Grip or Emerson CQC-7 if wearing jeans and have a GEC #92 in my briefcase for afternoon apple cutting. Oh, and a Leatherman Skeletool also in my briefcase for things that need to be snipped, or screwed.

p.s. as someone else mentioned, love the diversity of this site!! Great bunch of folks.
 
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Tax Accountant.

Primarily:
* Small Carbon Fiber Sebenza Insingo
* Caly 3 Carbon Fiber
* Benchmade 480-1 Shoki CF (on suit days!)
 
My go to knife on the job is a Leatherman Supertool 300. Does that count as a knife though? It simply has everything that I need (blades included of course :) ) I'm a welder so the pliers, wire cutters, and driver bits come in handy when having to service the machine(s) that I use on a daily basis.
 
I work at a car parts store, and with our customer base I can get away with carrying basically anything. It seems to be between my MKT 187(F) or my Dragonfly.

I tried the Techno for a while, but for some reason I really don't want to mar it up.

Mike.
 
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My full time occupation is painting contractor and I carry a lot off different knives out of work..But a CQ 7 in auto mode by Pro - Tech is my go to for work. Chisel grind works great for my job and the auto feature is quick and reliable .
 
Maintenance engineer(fancy lingo for handyman). Crkt m21 and leatherman wingman and a small SAK with a light and pen. After work an esee 3 or blackjack tac-ops 4 and .44 special get added to the belt.
 
Well in all honesty they're dummy rounds. We use them to test the ammo handling system. Even still 30mm rounds are always a cool backdrop for a knife
 
occupation: Government Sales for an Outdoor Company

Knive(s): A Hinderer of some sort (Spanto, Slicer, Wharnie) or CRK Umnumzaan
 
Love carrying my blue weave domino, and I'm train crew at Union Pacific RR
 

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My go to knife on the job is a Leatherman Supertool 300. Does that count as a knife though? It simply has everything that I need (blades included of course :) ) I'm a welder so the pliers, wire cutters, and driver bits come in handy when having to service the machine(s) that I use on a daily basis.
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When I'm not at work, I EDC a multitool also. I have a few dedicated knives but the blade is actually one of the tools I use the least on a regular basis so I don't EDC just a knife.

Love the Leatherman tools. Good ol' made in the USA!
 
LEO here and I carry a ZT 560 (until I can get a 3.5 xm18) and a victorinox tinker on my person. In the car I also have a leatherman supertool 300 and Al Mar SERE operator
 
Computer programmer.

My office EDC is
Delica 4 with G-10 handle, serrated blade swap, and blue deep carry clip by STR.
Plus a key chain SAK Mini Champ.
Plus a small stockman knife. Currently a Wal Mart variety Chinese made Buck, but planning to upgrade to G.E.C. with carbon steel.

And anything from my collection when working from home, normally a 3.5-4" folder. Currently a Spyderco Starmate.
 
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