Low tech weaponry

[EyeMWing]

Check my new box cutter/letter opener/wirecutter out/utility tool out.
Pic
It's just short of being illegal. That's a 17" monitor and full sized Microsoft keyboard.

$7 shipped. Ordered 5 more for some friends last night. If anyone wants to know, I can give you the name of a wholesaler that sells these things on eBay.

 

[Walleye]

Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Check my new box cutter/letter opener/wirecutter out/utility tool out.
Pic
It's just short of being illegal. That's a 17" monitor and full sized Microsoft keyboard.

$7 shipped. Ordered 5 more for some friends last night. If anyone wants to know, I can give you the name of a wholesaler that sells these things on eBay.

Congratulations, you got a POS knife.


there's a reason why it's so cheap. the quality of metals in that is pathetic.

not to mention the styling is ugly, and the serrations look too weak to do anything.

 

[notfred]

That blade is what, 4" long? Where do you live that that's almost illegal?

And yeah, why would I want to know where you bought a $7 POS knife?

 

[DrPizza]

Not to thread crap, but it seems I've seen crappy quality knives like that in dollar stores...
Barely legal?? yeahhhh, righhhhhht. My hunting knife is far longer than that one.

 

[her209]

That's not a knife.

THIS IS A KNIFE.

 

[amnesiac]

Wow, you got a cheap knife that's not really all that big. You rule.

 

[ggavinmoss]

Originally posted by: her209
That's not a knife.

THIS IS A KNIFE.

That's a spoon.

 

[eLiu]

Originally posted by: ggavinmoss

Originally posted by: her209
That's not a knife.

THIS IS A KNIFE.

That's a spoon.

THERE IS NO SPOON DAMNIT

 

[EyeMWing]

Meh, yes, I know it's cheap. That's why I bought it. I don't expect it to last - but hell, so far it's done a damn good job at everything I've thrown at it (Except PSU wire - that's some nasty stuff). I don't expect much any blade to survive much of my computer cannibalism. And I rather like the styling.

My knifing policy is to buy cheap, work it to death, and throw it away. No sense in buying a $50 knife and then using it as a tool.

As for barely legal, a blade on a foldable knife maxes out at 4.5" here according to my (minimal) googling (Baltimore County, Maryland if anyone cares to prove me wrong).

That said - it's a tool, not a display knife.

[EDIT: I stand corrected - anything but a "pen knife" is illegal to carry in this state - for a folder you have to have a concealed carry license for a firearm

Guess I'd better not be leaving home with a tool]

 

[MercenaryForHire]

Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Meh, yes, I know it's cheap. That's why I bought it. I don't expect it to last - but hell, so far it's done a damn good job at everything I've thrown at it (Except PSU wire - that's some nasty stuff). I don't expect much any blade to survive much of my computer cannibalism. And I rather like the styling.

My knifing policy is to buy cheap, work it to death, and throw it away. No sense in buying a $50 knife and then using it as a tool.

As for barely legal, a blade on a foldable knife maxes out at 4.5" here according to my (minimal) googling (Baltimore County, Maryland if anyone cares to prove me wrong).

That said - it's a tool, not a display knife.

Damn, your county sucks. Even Canada allows up to a 6" blade last I checked.

Now, if you'd picked up a balisong, you'd have something to brag about.

- M4H

 

[Howard]

Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire

Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Meh, yes, I know it's cheap. That's why I bought it. I don't expect it to last - but hell, so far it's done a damn good job at everything I've thrown at it (Except PSU wire - that's some nasty stuff). I don't expect much any blade to survive much of my computer cannibalism. And I rather like the styling.

My knifing policy is to buy cheap, work it to death, and throw it away. No sense in buying a $50 knife and then using it as a tool.

As for barely legal, a blade on a foldable knife maxes out at 4.5" here according to my (minimal) googling (Baltimore County, Maryland if anyone cares to prove me wrong).

That said - it's a tool, not a display knife.

Damn, your county sucks. Even Canada allows up to a 6" blade last I checked.

Now, if you'd picked up a balisong, you'd have something to brag about.

- M4H

Are you sure? 6"? We're not even allowed to have pepper spray!

 

[brtspears2]

To think I feel that my SpyderCo knife is cheap.

 

[SWirth86]

Yea, that thing might be able to open letters.

 

[Noirish]

Originally posted by: eLiu

Originally posted by: ggavinmoss

Originally posted by: her209
That's not a knife.

THIS IS A KNIFE.

That's a spoon.

THERE IS NO SPOON DAMNIT

But there is FORK.

 

[tnitsuj]

Why don't you just buy a Leatherman or a Gerber tool?

 

[WinkOsmosis]

Originally posted by: notfred
That blade is what, 4" long? Where do you live that that's almost illegal?

And yeah, why would I want to know where you bought a $7 POS knife?

Um.. The blade looks like 2". If that blade was 4", the handle would be 8".

 

[loup garou]

um...nice pocketknife?

 

[Walleye]

Originally posted by: tnitsuj
Why don't you just buy a Leatherman or a Gerber tool?

obviously because he thinks he got a deal there.

i could easily snap that blade, where a leatherman would hold quite well.


and besides, for single bladed knives, Buck makes the best.

(but their multitools leave a lot to be desired. leatherman reccommended for multitools... gerber too, but i've never used a gerber, so i cant give it my full reccommendation)