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What are you carrying today? Your EDC?

We have a great group "EDC Club" and has a lot of good topics, but no place really to post your EDC. And you have to be a member of that club to post on that group. I have been using a couple of posts in that group for my EDC's but does not relate to the topic.

SO - how about an ongoing Discussion with pictures of what you are carrying today?.

What are your favorite EDC's? What is your EDC lineup?

This will be for all IKC members, not just members of the EDC group.

So Post those Everyday Carrys and show us what you are carrying today.

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Permalink Reply by Jason Oncedisturbed Riley on November 27, 2013 at 19:19

Is it a big knife Ricky or a small one like a folder?

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Permalink Reply by Tobias Gibson on November 27, 2013 at 20:57

Ricky, I carried this Huntsman "economy" (more correctly a "Woodsman") for over 20 years almost every day. They just get better with age. It was Christmas present from my wife in 1985. The main problem with this model was it used a screw for the scissors which always loosens up.,

When I wasn't carrying it I was carrying my CCM GAK or a Camillus Utility Knife. But this SAK was the primary carry. Still one of my favorite knives.

The reason it is called a Woodsman is because it lacks the slots for the tweezers and toothpick. and was made before the age of the hook for a back tool. People often call it a Huntsman Economy because most economy SAKs lack the toothpick and tweezers. However unlike most economy SAKs the Woodsman has the inlaid shield instead of the hot stamped foil shield.

a lot of people think the Huntsman is too bulky for an EDC but I disagree. It is a fine choice!

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Permalink Reply by Brian Martin on November 27, 2013 at 21:19

This Knife is going to work more and more, I was up in a basket lift, 40 feet off the ground taking a 4'x4' cover off a box to get some wires ready for testing. My partner who said you get the lift driven down there I will grab a screwdriver to take the cover off. So off I go in 16 degree weather 30 mins later we are up in the lift finally in position and he slaps his pockets and no screwdriver!!! I whipped this old girl out and we where in buisness.

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Permalink Reply by Tobias Gibson on November 27, 2013 at 21:22

There is a lot to say for an electrician knife.

Brian Martin said:

This Knife is going to work more and more, I was up in a basket lift, 40 feet off the ground taking a 4'x4' cover off a box to get some wires ready for testing. My partner who said you get the lift driven down there I will grab a screwdriver to take the cover off. So off I go in 16 degree weather 30 mins later we are up in the lift finally in position and he slaps his pockets and no screwdriver!!! I whipped this old girl out and we where in buisness.