Time For A New Knife

[trigger_andy]

I have a few Letherman's. The Wave is great as the blades open and closed one handed. I also have a wee Leatherman that is flight safe and does not actually have a blade, just scissors, screw Drivers, Pliers and tweezers. 

 

Got a Buck Knife from the US and made my own off-shore as well.  Always had a few knives since I was a kid. 

[openspaceman]

1 hour ago, difflock said:

But both knives are lock-blades, and I understood it was illegal to carry  any lockblade in the UK.

Unless specifically work related.

This is my understanding

1 hour ago, difflock said:

By that I mean I always carry a penknife in my hip pocket, a tidy aluminium scaled Swiss Army "Officer" model I think it is.

I carry a multitool with two 1 1/2" blades on my belt most of the time and keep a locknife in my lunchbag, which I only take out if I am working or volunteering

1 hour ago, difflock said:

So would I "get away" with the lock-blade if stopped by a zelous PSNI Officier when out and about?

 

As a retired person other than on you own land, I doubt it.

[richardwale]

Spyderco caly 3.5 zpd189 steel. Amazing knife

[richardwale]

Always keep a mora in the truck, Scandi grind, razor sharp

[Marc Lewis]

Anyone heard of these. My father brought it back from Spain as a gift for me. Nice knife, feels good in the hand and great quality.

[youngsbury]

Mora clipper for processing game 

leatherman kick ( if I’m working in wearing) 

opinal no5 had one as long as I can remember 

victorinox woodman 

and an old school ( original)  victorinox Swiss Army knife