lets see your work knife

[fivepointstar]

I don't go to work without my knife. it has a window punch and seat belt blade for quick extraction if need be.

 

[Johnthetoolguy]

compliments of NRA - ILA

 

[rob b]

never leave home without it

 

[Mrhyde]

My Smith and Wesson 24/7 wore holes in countless pairs of jeans before I picked up my Buck 110. I wish they still sold them with the old leather sheaths, the nylon is nice and holds up great but my dads had an awesome leather sheath when I was a kid.

And he threw it out!

 

[Mrhyde]

P.S. I'm sure that thanks to this thread I'll be spending the majority of my day off on Monday sharpening, cleaning, and oiling my collection and putting my 24/7 back in duty rotation.

And probably ordering a GLOCK field knife on the inter-webs.

http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/2GLKS17178-1.html

Not for work, for fun!

 

[Inigoes]

Victorinox Swiss Army Tinker - constant companion for nearly 20 years.

Been carrying a swiss army climber since Desert Shield/Storm.

 

[Ruzo]

I don't go to work without my knife. it has a window punch and seat belt blade for quick extraction if need be.

Hey FPS I like that knife. That's sweet man. Did they give that to you? Or can you purchase it some where?

 

[Mark75H]

Here's my work dog. It lives in the tool box in the back of my van. Its a foundling ... I think was on top of an electric panel under an inch of dust ... obviously long lost by its original owner. I've mistreated and abused it for years and it still looks like this.


I like hairba111's blade

 

[rj1974]

heres my edc/work knives .
Old Spyderco , new Benchmade and a old Case

 

[2SAM22]

Because I don't have to entrust my life to them, I carry some inexpensive, easily replaceable but decent quality knives. Usually one of these two:
Kershaw Clash
Byrd (Spyderco) Raven

 

[chevydave]

Benchmade I found on a jobsite bout 6 yrs ago had it in my pocket ever since

 

[Boom Boom]

A constant friend

 

[teratos]

Just minor stuff. I hate cutting on people....

 

[guthook]

My Buck Whittaker (with obligatory snapped off tip) has been in constant use at work for around 7 years.

 

[hairba111]

I like hairba111's blade

Thanks Mark, it's an old Gerber Gatorback.

 

[jhason]

My EDC knife

Here is what I carry pretty much everyday.

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Jhason

 

[2SAM22]

My Buck Whittaker (with obligatory snapped off tip) has been in constant use at work for around 7 years.

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You know you could get a new blade or a new knife if you sent that in right?

http://www.buckknives.com/index.cfm?event=about.warranty

I bought a surplus Leatherman probably 8 years ago at the State surplus warehouse. The tip was snapped off at the time. I sent it into Leatherman last year and they sent me a brand new one.

 

[rj1974]

You know you could get a new blade or a new knife if you sent that in right?

http://www.buckknives.com/index.cfm?event=about.warranty

I bought a surplus Leatherman probably 8 years ago at the State surplus warehouse. The tip was snapped off at the time. I sent it into Leatherman last year and they sent me a brand new one.

I have a leatherman wave I bought for a $1 at a yard sale with a broken blade . had no idea that they replace them . great info thanks

 

[mercop]

Chris Reeve Large Sebenza

 

[guthook]

You know you could get a new blade or a new knife if you sent that in right?

http://www.buckknives.com/index.cfm?event=about.warranty

I bought a surplus Leatherman probably 8 years ago at the State surplus warehouse. The tip was snapped off at the time. I sent it into Leatherman last year and they sent me a brand new one.

I was looking for the original paperwork because I remember seeing that. Didn't think to look on the net.

It does say there will be a charge for damage from misuse or abuse. They don't make the same model anymore either, so they would have to replace it, I guess. I kept it so long because it works and the tools aren't cheap/cheesy/flimsy.(unlike the blade)

Thanks for the link!