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"Usually 4 for me. My little SOG Flash1 in my front pocket, my Benchmade Barrage in my back pocket, and my Zero Tolerance 0300 in a belt pouch. I also have a CardSharp in my wallet, but I always forget I have that one. :-)"
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Steve Scheuerman (Manx) replied to William Cutting's discussion Do you carry more than one knife for EDC? in the group EDC Club
Steve LaMarine replied to William Cutting's discussion Do you carry more than one knife for EDC? in the group EDC Club"I probably have two dozen knives that could be EDC, but I am a carver who works in various cafés, so the only knife I have in my pocket is a very nice MasterCarver with a single blade. I carry other knives when I want to show-and-tell, even…"
Billy Oneale replied to William Cutting's discussion Do you carry more than one knife for EDC? in the group EDC Club"I have been carrying my Spyderco Tenacious for awhile along with my Victorinox Climber2. The Victorinox has been in my pocket for about 5 years now. I change the other one from time to time. Last one was the Kershaw Vapor. I have a SOG fixed blade…"
Featureddead_left_knife_guy replied to William Cutting's discussion Do you carry more than one knife for EDC? in the group EDC Club
"I love that this thread has been revisited! Frankly I'm not sure if I've commented here or not, but if I did, I'm certain I'm carrying some different knives than I would've been back then. And yes, that's…"
John Kellogg replied to William Cutting's discussion Do you carry more than one knife for EDC? in the group EDC Club"I usually have three knives on me, they are all working knives . Have to be carefull carrying fixed blades here, if your coat or shirt covers a fixed blade is considered concealed and against the law....yes crazy"
Jan Carter replied to William Cutting's discussion Do you carry more than one knife for EDC? in the group EDC Club"Glenn,
Some knives are more precious than gold! I love that you carry just a showin' off knife. I usually have at least one of those when I go to a show, just depends on the show I go to which one it may be"
"As soon as I saw this group I knew it was for me. Got my 1st knife at 12 years of age from my Grandma. That was 48 years ago and been carrying at least one every day since then. Now that I'm retired there's usually 3-6 knives on me…"
Jan Carter commented on William Cutting's group The Modern Survivalist"Esee 6 vs Esee 6HM (steveknife)"
Jan Carter commented on William Cutting's group The Modern Survivalist"lessons from the great depression
Great article with some no nonsense, common sense suggestions"
Jan Carter commented on William Cutting's group The Modern Survivalist"6 Gifted Preppers Sitting at The Round Table and the Subject?
When is this event: Friday 7/28/2017 at 9:00pm/Est 8:00pm/Ct 6:00pm/Pt"
Syd Carr replied to William Cutting's discussion Do you carry more than one knife for EDC? in the group EDC Club"As I stated earlier on this thread, my EDC changes on a daily basis, (depending on how many pockets I have). I always have a belt sheath on each hip, and when I wear pants with cargo pockets I may have as many as 5 knives on me.
Today was a three…"
Jan Carter commented on William Cutting's group The Modern Survivalist"Well you have not changed much Michael and the knife is sweet! Finally holding one again? Priceless!"
Michael E. Roper commented on William Cutting's group The Modern Survivalist"My survival knife of choice is perhaps a bit odd. When I was serving in the U.S. Army in 1969 in Vietnam, I had my brother send me a family heirloom. Our Uncle Raymond sent a lot of souvenirs home from Europe during WW2. One of the items was a RAD…"
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- "Get off my knife." Charles Lee Ray A.K.A Chucky from Bride of Chucky.
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- How long have you collected knives?
- 1-2 years
- Favorite Kind of Knives
- I like tactical and small survival knives like the RAT Izula. I have just started collecting larger survival knives. It's weird because as my knife collection grows so do the blade sizes. I used to not like large folders and preferred 3" or smaller blades, but now I cannot stand my knife to have smaller than a 4" blade. I quickly realized that I could accomplish more tasks with the larger blades. I don't have a favorite knife company but enjoy a knife that gives you high performance and is affordable. Here are a few companies that I like. SOG, KA-BAR, Spyderco, ColdSteel and Kershaw.
- About Me
- Hey I'm Lee and I am an avid knife enthusiast and I currently review knives on youtube. I also have a kick ass fiance, Lynsie who shares all of my interests with me.
- Interests
- I like to watch movies and listen to music. Here are some of my favorite movies, The Man With No Name series and Lonesome Dove series. I also like horror movies i.e. Halloween 2007, Childs Play and of course all of George A. Romero's zombie movies, Cowboy Bebop, Samurai Champloo Neon Genesis Evangelion Drunken Master, Fist of Legend, Let Li's Fearless and Unleashed.
As for music: Slipknot and Deadsy are my two favorite bands. I also like Blue October,System Of A Down MCR, The Used, Panic at the Disco! and 80's pop music.
- Other Hobbies
- I'm also interested in primitive survival skills and try to incorporate those survival skills when I go camping. You could say that if I had the choice and the freedom I would want to be a "Moutain Man"; like Robert Redford in the movie Jeremiah Johnson. I also enjoy rock climbing, mountain biking and spelunking. I am also a very lucky guy in that my beautiful fiance does all these things with me and shares all of my interests with me. I also make custom leather sheaths for some of my knives and I like making stuff out of paracord.
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How much is 'TOO" much?
Posted on September 13, 2009 at 2:41 3 Comments 0 Likes
Hey everyone, hope all is well. My birthday is just around the corner and I have been itching to buy a new knife. Only this time around I am interested in buying a semi-custom folder. Right now I cannot make my mind up on which knife I would want to buy, a Strider SMF or a CRK Sebenza. Both knives have an outstanding track record an will cost me a lot of money (Almost $500, depending on which one I decide to get). I asked my best friend Eric who is the co-owner of my local knife shop,… Continue
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- At 21:17 on September 14, 2010,
D ale said… - Lee .. thanks for starting this discussion .. http://www.iknifecollector.com/group/tacticalcollectorsclub/forum/topics/locking-mechanism?xg_source=activity
.. tis kinda a special interest of mine !!!!
- At 22:15 on February 12, 2010,
Warren L. Strout said… - Hi William, I enjoyed some of your You-Tube vids. Let's be friends.See you by the camp fire. Sincerely, "Lonewolf"
- At 9:09 on June 29, 2009,
In MemoriamScott King said… - Hey Lee
Hope all is well and you are having a great summer
- At 15:03 on June 1, 2009,
KnifeMakerNick Arsenault said… - hay, started a Cold Steel group and i was wondering if youd like to join, i also have a kabar club started... heres a link to the cold steel page http://www.iknifecollector.com/group/coldsteelclub
and a link for the kabar club http://www.iknifecollector.com/group/kabarclub
hope to see you there
- At 9:50 on May 9, 2009,
Anthony (ChanceToFade) said… - Hey William, I was watching your video on modding Spyderco knives with the ZipTie Wave method. I don't know if that's your original idea, but since I saw it from you, AWESOME job! I just hooked it up to my Tenacious, and let me tell you, I had no idea it would work that great. I chose black to match the G10. Nice job!
- At 23:14 on May 7, 2009,
kenneth noob said… - hey no prob. that's what we doooo
- At 22:18 on May 7, 2009,
Wilma Slicer (Lynsie) said… - wow, jeff commented back to you! thats cool!
- At 12:09 on May 6, 2009, kenneth noob said…
- yeah, hi william :)
i just joined ikc last night.
my wallet still hates you btw :P
- At 14:48 on May 5, 2009,
icychap said… - williamcutting08 I presume. Thanks for the welcome, bro.
"I have not yet begun to defile myself."
- At 22:01 on May 4, 2009, Wilma Slicer (Lynsie) said…
- isn't it crazy that a little over a year ago, neither one of us even HAD a knife! now we have like 50!
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