Friday-EDC CXLI "The Glideman"

Friday was sunny. Or is sunny I should say, and by that I mean more than just the weather. A simply good day. Although perhaps I should go out for a walk during my lunch break instead of sitting here writing. But I can't be that healthy today. There were also plans for knife throwing this afternoon, but that disappeared when the white fluff that fell last night decided to stay. It's getting too cold on my hands for there to be any quality to that training.

Instead, it will probably be sorting knives for me. It may not sound like a delicate task to the uninitiated, but I can assure everyone that it is a real challenge. 

I have come to the point where I have a few knives from A.G.A. Campolin on a display shelf in the living room. Right next to and above the computer are five shelves full of knives that stand up a little on the diagonal. We are talking about maybe 150-200 knives. There are some Italian brands there as well as Spyderco and QSP. In addition to that, I have a large drawer in the living room with smaller fixed blades and the fixed blades I use most frequently in a cabinet together with photo equipment. Then there are two drawers with "active" knives in a chest next to the computer. Some knives are currently being carried a little extra either because I like them at the moment or because they will be reviewed soon. The ones that need to be easy to access.

In addition, ten full drawers are hidden in a closet upstairs. They contain everything from junk knives to brands that didn't fit next to the computer, specific categories like stilettos and Spanish navajas, classic folding knives, multitools, and Victorinox.

Unfortunately, I also found a box that I don't know where it will fit. Then there were all the other fixed blades, including a machete, some hunting knives, a couple of diving knives, and all the Mora knives. I haven't figured out where they will go yet.

In addition to that, I have three large wooden boxes with throwing knives. I actually have no real idea how many there are at this point because the boxes are overflowing. On closer inspection, I have to count. But they are also divided according to which ones are used the most at the moment. As well as a few other factors when I think about it. That was the matter of sorting stuff.

"The Glideman"

This was mostly a general text about knives rather than what I have in my pockets. But the "main knife" is this eminent creation from Ferramonster called the Glideman. A veritable little pocket monster with excellent ergonomics for its size, very nice blade geometry, and well-chosen materials. Simply a great knife.

Incidentally, it's time to review it in more detail soon. But I like it as you might noticed. 

Have a good time, friends!

/ J - i sorteringstagen

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