Is there a term for when you bring your light duty edc and get absolutly burned by the amount of work you have to do.
Examples. Only had my opinel and had to score and cut drywall for volunteering with some guys building walls.
Or another time cut all these 500lb zip ties off of these countless canvas bags and all I had was a aus8 dragonfly trying to find some material we needed at work
Is there a term for?
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"unprepared?" Just joking with you. I think most of us have fallen into that scenario at one point or another. The small tool kit I keep in the car keeps expanding. When I pare it back I inevitably don't have something I need.
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abuse
"People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf"
My top choices Natives5, Calys, C83 Persian
My top choices Natives5, Calys, C83 Persian
Re: Is there a term for?
This is why a pair of knives is always better than just one. I always carry a more full size knife and something smaller like a Ladybug or Dragonfly.
All SE all the time since 2017
~David
~David
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three is even better plus one more in a car along with multi-tool, which has a saw :)
"People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf"
My top choices Natives5, Calys, C83 Persian
My top choices Natives5, Calys, C83 Persian
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DutchBlades
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Re: Is there a term for?
Just the reason why I always keep an Endura and/or Police in the car :p
A tiger has claws.
A wolf has teeth.
An eagle has talons.
We, have Spyderco.
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A wolf has teeth.
An eagle has talons.
We, have Spyderco.
Grails: Abalone Mini Mariner, Ti ATR, WTC, Ti Lum Tanto
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Malfeasant
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Re: Is there a term for?
one is none...
two is one...
do you see a pattern forming?
two is one...
do you see a pattern forming?
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TheKnifeCollector
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Re: Is there a term for?
That is the reason one carries at least 2 knives with them.
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bearfacedkiller
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Re: Is there a term for?
Carrying two knives is a solution to multiple problems.
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sal wrote:Knife afi's are pretty far out, steel junky's more so, but "edge junky's" are just nuts. :p
SpyderEdgeForever wrote: Also, do you think a kangaroo would eat a bowl of spagetti with sauce if someone offered it to them?
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And this is why Sal created the C44 Dyad. :D
:spyder: -Michael
"...as I said before, 'the edge is a wondrous thing', [but] in all of it's qualities, it is still a ghost." - sal
"...as I said before, 'the edge is a wondrous thing', [but] in all of it's qualities, it is still a ghost." - sal
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If somebody thinking that this is a joke, I would like to make clear. This is not.bh49 wrote:three is even better plus one more in a car along with multi-tool, which has a saw :)
"People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf"
My top choices Natives5, Calys, C83 Persian
My top choices Natives5, Calys, C83 Persian
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I believe you but I just carry a saw in my vehicle. I'm sure there are two in it right now along with several knives, multitool, pruners, multiple flashlights tool kit, and a good first aid kit for when it all goes wrong. :Dbh49 wrote:If somebody thinking that this is a joke, I would like to make clear. This is not.bh49 wrote:three is even better plus one more in a car along with multi-tool, which has a saw :)
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Pacific Salt SE, every day.
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I carry a bag in the car with a basic toolkit that includes pliers, saw, hammer, duct tape, rope, toilet paper, fishing line, and more. It gets used a lot.
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Bill1170 wrote:I carry a bag in the car with a basic toolkit that includes pliers, saw, hammer, duct tape, rope, toilet paper, fishing line, and more. It gets used a lot.
I have multiple utility knives strategically located around house and vehicles. Also included are straight cut Wiss snips, but thats now what one wants to hear in a knife forum right?