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Knives!

I've used drops of oil off the dipstick on my truck in a pinch on my axe etc. I use vegetable oil on knives I process food with and CLP oil on everything else. Not a problem in Florida but some oils behave badly in the cold and CLP has never failed me in that regard.
 
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Civivi Elementum:

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Brass handle/Coated D2 blade.
Excellent action on this flipper.
Nice factory edge, not razor sharp but sharp enough.
Liner lock, blade is centered.
Lightest knife I own plus a deep pocket clip and a sturdy D2 blade equals a strong case for EDC.
I really like the brass handle.
I don't like how the clip feels in my hand while in certain cutting angles. I'll have to work on that. Overall pretty happy with the Elementum.
 
The Civivi has been my fav carry so far.
I'm really debating the pros and cons of sanding the brass on it.
The faux patina is kind of cool looking but I'd really like to make my own mojo ya know.
 
I bought a couple of Bowie-style hunting/display knives at a local auction. They're imported and have colorful stained wood handles, and they're really more display pieces than "carry" knives, as one is 14" and one is 16".

I figured out later that I didn't need them, so I tried listing them on Facebook's marketplace and the listings were immediately rejected. Craigslist is also out. Guess I'll have to Ebay them.

It never occurred to me that something like those would be a problem. They're definitely not the kind of thing that anyone would use as a concealed weapon. (Unless you consider something the size of a short sword to be a concealed weapon...)

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