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LOL ... well done!

If you prefer plain edge, the Jester is the way to go. I have a PE Micarta Jester that I really like. Quite an interesting and useful design, with a blade shape that makes placing the index finger on the spine comfortable.

However, if you prefer SpyderEdge, the serrated sheepsfoot Ladybug II has ...

I use my Rescue Jr for sawing through hard plastics. For things like cardboard, I just put the material being cut into one of the large scallops and push cut right through. Does an awesome job.

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I'm not sure whether you are looking for incandescent or LED lights, and whether this is for EDC or outdoor use only.

If you are looking for an LED light for outdoor use, my choice for hiking is the same as Windwalker. I have the EternaLight Ergo Marine, which has a bright yellow case and comes ...

Here are some details on the technique that others have mentioned:

http://www.mhcable.com/~yocraft/sosak/convex.htm

Thanks for the suggestions everyone.

Cricket - I will see if I can find one to handle in person. I am pretty confident that the Kiwi and Mouse will fit my hand. Not too sure about the Cricket though, it might be almost too thin for me. I'll also search for some pictures that show the handle width ...

I don't currently own a CE knife. I like the concept, but as some folks have mentioned, it has to have enough serrated edge to be useful. IMHO, the serrated edge also needs to be on the straight part of the blade to be most efficient. I don't care for serrations on the curved part of a blade. Also ...

I usually buy and sell knives about twice each year, once in December/January and once in June/July. So, the time is nigh for some new stuff. I just placed an order for a new SAK and another stockman. Now, it's Spydie Time...<img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>



I usually ...