Every day carry
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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I just have a little folding knife that came with a bunch of climbing gear I bought, it was in the toolbox with some chains and other tools.
Better watch that loctite joke I had to use some on the muffler bolts on my 192tc stihl lolSee below.
Yes they do!! At least to a creamsicle guy. I have to be careful. I got lambasted on another forum for joking with a guy about loctite even after I complimented him on his new Hoosky.
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Yes they do!! At least to a creamsicle guy. I have to be careful. I got lambasted on another forum for joking with a guy about loctite even after I complimented him on his new Hoosky.
.So he also had a stihl he used loctite on
.Shoot, if they can't take a joke then maybe they should get off the internet
. At least the soy boy had a husky
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There's a bottle of loctite sittin on my workbench.
Talk dirty to me...I run them all, but when it comes to handling I prefer the huskys.
I have a 661 I should set up with a 24x404x semi chisel for flush cutting and dirty wood. I have a bunch of semi chisel 20x3/8 I could do on it as well I guess. It would have been nice to have one on my 365 special today, the chain just stopped cutting, even got to smoking, but I got it done
Look at the spot on the left side of the picture, I cut right thru the frozen dirt, maybe that's why it stopped cutting lol.
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Here it is cleaned out.
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LOL
Got the collection together. Have a few more cant remember where I put them.
Puma white hunter
Ka-bar
Western
Winchester cheapo (actually very good knife for being cheap steel)
Cold steel outdoorsman
No name from my wifes grandfather.
The old timer kit from my brother.
My Kershaw EDC knife.
Puma white hunter
Ka-bar
Western
Winchester cheapo (actually very good knife for being cheap steel)
Cold steel outdoorsman
No name from my wifes grandfather.
The old timer kit from my brother.
My Kershaw EDC knife.
No worries mate, I was just busted your chops. Had to use loctite on my husqys tooThere's a bottle of loctite sittin on my workbench.
Tony ray
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They look like Aussie gum trees, Where about are you?
3 loads from a Road side thinning project in my fire district
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What happened? Too high to lift the heavy stuff?
I quit carrying knives and multi tools a long time ago, kept losing them.
Sounds like what America will be here in about 22 days.
@farmer steve , let me know I’ll make the drive!
This *was* my EDC for over 25 years until some crazy policies and an overzealous security guard modified my behavior. Still carry it most places. I use it for everything, including many emergency repairs where it was the only tool available. Shhhh... it's not a leatherman, but I've worn out 3 cases so I use what I have left. I like the design and I'm kind of attached to it now. Craftsman stopped making them at least 20 years ago and would replace them with something else if you broke it. Let my buddy use it at the scrapyard one day and he was using it like a prybar! He said so what, they'll replace it if it breaks. Told him to cut it out because I didn't want a replacement.
My EDC is brass knuckle dusters.
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Kershaw Leek and a Glock.
I think I asked before, where bouts in MD are you. Might be able to drive up together. Stop off and pick up Multifaceted on the way. I should have my Super 1050 with a 45" bar and half inch chain ready by spring.
I keep this one in my truck. Used it bout a half hour ago to cut up a red onion, a jalapeño and a couple slices of Swiss cheese to go on my ham sandwich for dinner. It's fileted it's share of fish over the years also.
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I have a Ka-bar just like yours. It was issued to my grandfather during WW2.
Very cool to know the history of your ka-bar. Makes you wonder where it's been, and what its seen. Mine was another I got from my wifes grandfather. It was special to him, never told me the reason, but made me promise to pass it down and not get rid if it. When my son is old enough to hunt, it will become his.
My grandfather is still alive. He was captured and spent a couple years in a Japanese pow camp. To this day, he still does not talk about what he saw or went through.
