▲ 9 r/EDC
Today's Carry
Today's carry is a Kizer Militaw. An S35VN blade and titanium scales with a canvas micarta inlay. Frame lock with blade hole and front flipper deployment.
u/Contigo887 — 1 day ago
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r/EDC r/wahoofitness r/ConvoyFlashlights r/D4Necromancer r/KleinTools r/18650masterrace r/everydaycarry r/4x4 r/VOSTEED r/Intune r/AeroPress r/coldsteel r/AndroidQuestions r/Harley r/DuroGang r/YetiCoolers r/SimTower r/knives r/Affordablewatches r/QuadLock r/wot_heat r/Knifeporn r/Hobbies r/ibs r/flashlight r/CitizenWatches r/CRK r/WoWs_Legends
▲ 10 r/knives
Today's Carry
Today's carry is a Kizer Militaw. An S35VN blade and titanium scales with a canvas micarta inlay. Frame lock with blade hole and front flipper deployment.
u/Contigo887 — 1 day ago
▲ 7 r/EDC
Today's Carry
Today's carry is a Vosteed Thunderbeast. A Stonewash M390 blade on bearings and Stonewash titanium scales. Blade hole, front and back flipper tabs for deployment and Vosteeds unique Vanchor lock.
u/Contigo887 — 2 days ago
▲ 14 r/SimTower
Are there working modern versions?
This reddit is a bit confusing. It seems like there are many user created adaptations of the original but most are abandoned or not ready. Are there any modern versions of the game one can actually purchase and play?
Thank you.
u/Contigo887 — 2 days ago
▲ 8 r/EDC
Today's Carry
Today's carry is a Chris Reeves small Sebenza. A tanto style Magnacut steel blade on CRK washers. Titanium scales with sand blasted finish. A frame lock with just a thumb stud on the show sid bfor deployment.
u/Contigo887 — 3 days ago
▲ 6 r/knives
Today's Carry
Today's carry is a Chris Reeves small Sebenza. A tanto style Magnacut steel blade on CRK washers. Titanium scales with sand blasted finish. A frame lock with just a thumb stud on the show side for deployment.
u/Contigo887 — 3 days ago
▲ 7 r/AeroPress
Equipment questions
What's a good grinder to buy to use with an AeroPress?
What about an electric kettle? Do you guys recommend something to heat the water?
Thank you.
u/Contigo887 — 4 days ago
▲ 19 r/knives
Today's Carry
Today's Carry is a Kancept Strip. Magnacut blade steel on bearings. Titanium scales with micarta inlay. A frame lock with blade hole and front flipper deployment.
u/Contigo887 — 6 days ago
Today's Carry
Today's carry is a Chris Reeves small inkosi. A tanto style Magnacut steel blade on the famous CRK washers. Titanium scales with sand blasted finish. A frame lock with just thumbstuds for deployment.
Not a fidget friendly knife but built like a tank and ready for work.
u/Contigo887 — 8 days ago
▲ 9 r/knives
Today's Carry
Today's carry is a WE Nefaris. S20V blade steel with titanium scales and a flamed titanium inlay. A frame lock with blade hole and back flipper tab.
u/Contigo887 — 14 days ago
▲ 27 r/knives
Is Damascus steel good for anything other than looks?
I'm still kind of new to the knife collecting situation, so please ignore this if it's a dumb question.
Is Damascus, actually any good? Does anybody use it as a carry knife? I'm under the impression that it's just for looks. that all the more traditional super steels are much better for actually using.
Do people just collect Damascus knives to show them off? Or does anybody actually carry them?
Thanks.
u/Contigo887 — 15 days ago
Today's Carry
Today's carry is a Kizer Topsail in S45VN DLC Ultra blade steel with titanium scales and timascus inlay. It has blade hole and front flipper deployment options.
u/Contigo887 — 15 days ago
Get to the choppa
Lulz. CC sized wallet for scale. Who doesn't need 10 inches of razor sharp 3V steel?
u/Contigo887 — 16 days ago
▲ 1 r/coldsteel
Dumb Question about ordering direct
If I order a knife right off the cold steel website, how is the shipping situation? Does it take forever like ordering from some Chinese vendors or do you get the knife fairly soon?
Thank you!
u/Contigo887 — 20 days ago
Today's Carry
Today's carry is a Vero Engineering Synapse XL. Black washed M390 blade steel on ceramic bearings and titanium scales. Inset liner lock with back flipper and the signature Vero square fuller for deployment options.
It's a big knife and it's not light, but built like a tank.
u/Contigo887 — 20 days ago
▲ 19 r/knives
Today's Carry
Today's Carry is the Vero Engineering Neuron. A little knife with M390 blade steel and titanium scales. It has no locking mechanism, but instead features a fidget friendly double detent. Not a "serious" knife I would personally rely on but it's fun to have around.
It offers a square fuller as well as both front and rear flipper options.
u/Contigo887 — 21 days ago
Today's Carry
Today's Carry is a Pena X series in M4 tool steel for the blade. Titanium scales with micarta inlay. I mostly bought this one just for the fun of flipping out a nearly 4 inch blade but it's the only knife I own in M4 tool steel. I will need to keep a layer of protective oil on it to stave off rust.
It has a timascus clip for a bit of extra bling.
u/Contigo887 — 22 days ago
▲ 10 r/CRK
Question about the small versions of the knives.
Edit: I posted a video in a comment below.
Edit 2: Solved!
I have the full size version of the Sebenza, inkosi and umn. I bought all three new, so I'm accustomed to how they feel new.
I just now purchased the small version of the Sebenza and the inkosi. The inkosi, I bought new. The Sabenza I bought on the aftermarket as a used knife. The seller claimed they just opened it to take pictures (and cut off the laynard), but it is essentially a brand new knife.
I opened the Sabenza first and I was convinced there was something wrong with it. The action is much, much stiffer than my brand new large version was. I mean, no amount of shaking this thing will make that blade move toward closing. It's by far the most stiff knife I've ever felt in my life.
I was all ready to send it back when I opened my brand new small Inkosi. To my surprise, it's a little bit looser, but it's still way stiffer than my brand new large Inkosi was.
So maybe there's nothing actually wrong with my Sebenza small? Maybe the small ones are just way tighter and stiffer.
Like I said, both of them, no amount of shaking will make the blade move at all. You have to push hard to get the blade to move in either direction.
Is this just normal for the small ones?
u/Contigo887 — 23 days ago
Today's Carry
Today's Carry is the Vero Engineering Impulse. M390 blade steel on ceramic bearings. Titanium scales with frame lock. Square fuller and front flipper deployment.
The watch is my new Citizen Attesa Satellite Wave CC4055-65E
u/Contigo887 — 23 days ago
▲ 1 r/knives
Knife Roll Recommendation
I need a smallish knife roll for transporting small collections. Say 7 folding knives at a time. More is ok, just don't want a huge one.
Any suggestions? Amazon available is good.
Thank you!
u/Contigo887 — 23 days ago