A Screwpop Ron's Keychain Utility and an Olfa large craft knife.
Some amusing inexpensive utility knives.
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A Screwpop Ron's Keychain Utility and an Olfa large craft knife.
sparkyv
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What's with the safety pin on the SAK?
ApacheCoTodd
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That Olfa looks like an outstanding stocking-stuffer for my wife next Christmas.
Todd.
Todd.
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Safety pins have all sorts of uses so I decided to put a couple on the keychain of the SAK. Ever blow a button, need to pick a splinter, reinforce a seam, ...
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Armored farmer
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I am quite a fan of utility blades. The two Gerber EABs are some of the hardest working knives I own. I highly recommend them .
The Paper knife(bottom) is unique and useful and inexpensive.
Great thread!
earlthegoat2
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That Olfa is a handy little knife.
That Kershaw is one of my favorites.
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I understand the cap lifter and pry, but what is that slot for?
Armored farmer
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Dewalt makes a carbide utility blade that works in them and might provide better edge retention.
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I did a quick search and couldn't find one. Where'd you get that gizmo?
Armored farmer
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I will have to thi k about that. I bought ½dozen one time and gave them away. I remember everyone that got o e had trouble figuring out the blade release trick. It has a liner lock type stop that engages the notches in the utility blade. It locks open and closed.
I'm thinking that it was ebay or etsy....perhaps Amazon.
I'm thinking that it was ebay or etsy....perhaps Amazon.
Armored farmer
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I tried to post a link, but am having trouble....
Search Ebay:
Paper Knives E.D.C.
Iirc I paid <$8. Now they're $15.
Search Ebay:
Paper Knives E.D.C.
Iirc I paid <$8. Now they're $15.
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They are pretty collectable. I have one NIB, but lucked into this poor abuse example and reconditioned it to carry.
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