I had a Rajah 2 for a while, uses were limited to clearing back overgrown footpaths and walloping sticks for a camping cooking stove, but great fun factor. I’ve looked at the Espada XL since, but it’s much more weapon and less useful tool to my eye.
I don’t have a pic but I’ve had my Elementum in Ultem flipper liner lock on board much of the day.
Dyed Nightshade today…
Fancy Gemini with some ergonomic modding on the scales, plus Fuente Friday!
With my new Sage 5 up on blocks, I carried the old one today. Here it is with a WE Gesila and a little refreshment.
I am EDCing my new tiny Böker Packlite today.
I modified the kydex sheet from a bit more bulky “american” multideployment pancake style to a more subdued “european” size and style that in my opinion fits the elegant knife better, I hope Böker takes notice 
. What I did was cutting away the outside part of the kydex material+ the eyelets, drilled 2.5mm holes and saddle-stitched with 1.3mm (Luxaflex) chord. The knife now fits easily loose in my front pocket, I hardly notice it is there. With sheet it has almost exactly the weight of my mini-bugout (43 gr).
Modified Baklash…
Caly 3 was the first knife I spent proper money on. I’d had a couple from the Byrd range and a Tenacious which all turned out to be brilliant work knives. The Tenacious is still a brilliant daily for woodland lunchtimes.
That Caly 3 has a hint of exotic mystique to it, fabulous thing, epitomizes Spyderco I think. The money I spent correlated perfectly with the amount of damage I managed to inflict on myself with it. Took the back off 2 fingers trying to strip a blister pack off a polesaw blade. I looked at my ring and little finger and wondered why they were so white and not bleeding. Then realised it was the bones, took 5 weeks to heal that injury.
–Modified Bugout - MetonBoss copper scales, black titanium hardware (except the lock bar, which I purposely kept steel so it wouldn’t wear on the spring as quickly) and a black titanium clip from Pops Custom Clips.
The extra weight from the copper scales makes this a really great knife to carry. It was a little too light for my taste with the factory G10 scales.
Very nice! I have two G10 editions of the Baklash. That micarta looks sharp, especially with the custom beveling.
Thanks!
A friend on the 'gram recently made a post to justify fancy pocket knives: opening fancy boxes!
I did this in response. It was time to re-up anyway and I love these. 
If this is an assisted-opener, what is the make and model? 
Kershaw Hype SO84R!
The handle looks too much like a cheesy boxcutter, sorry just being honest first take reaction.
Blade looks fine and EDC,d the Kerhshaw Cryo 1555BW for over a year and still carry it couple times a month so like the brand.
He is Koenig Arius gen 4 20CV
The handle is aluminum with Trac-Tec inserts.
It’s really nice, and the red color is honestly no big deal.
No problemo! 
EDIT:
I just noticed that my knife is not a “blem” like the one I posted an image of.
Kershaw calls knives that are slightly imperfect “blems”, though I read that most of the time people cannot identify the blemish. 
