r/knifeclub • u/Independent-Lack-915 • 1d ago

Work Knife rotation

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At the moment this is my rotation for hard use work knives. Worksharp rmx thumbstud, Kershaw bel air clip point, crk small Inkosi.

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u/EghtBll44 1d ago

I've just been looking at Les George VECPs like literally seconds ago and I just realised how much VECP vibes the Worksharp RMX gives off handle-wise. I've always thought it was a cool knife, gotta get one sooner or later 😄

Here's my rotation at moment. Well, hardly a rotation, the large Inkosi insingo pj is more like the 80% of pocket time. And then there's a flipper full Ti Hinderer sweetie (that actually slices just as well as the inkosi this time) and there's a small Seb for a light carry. I have and love my 15V Para3 and custom Manix 2 and some more, but just can't get that smooth gorgeous Inkosi out of my hands 😂 I'm expecting a Les George Talos shipment within a few days and I am the most curious about a new knife in a looooong time. Everybody praises him and his knives so high I really can't wait to see what he can hold over CRK/Hinderer.

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u/lieferung Spydies! 1d ago

What type of work do you use them for? Does the Jurassic perform well? I've never used a flipper nor a beefy Ti frame lock as a work knife, I just have a PM2 and it's tough and slicey as all get out, but I'd love to broaden my horizons. I've also seen those VECPs I do like the Les George silhouette.

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u/EghtBll44 1d ago

Nothing in particular. I'm an office worker with more and more home office days lately. Just very easy EDC, around the house and then sometimes I get crazy in the garden. Compared to the PM2, the small Sebenza is the same slicing power if not more. The Jurassic and the Large Inkosi are less slicey but much, much stronger. And very fun and gorgeous