Pry bars and Knives
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One big advantage to a separate pry at is that you can pry with one hand while cutting with a knife held in the other hand. Kind of similar to the situation with a flashlight.
Re: Pry bars and Knives
This idea is what the Cliptool with the bottle opener is.
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Re: Pry bars and Knives
It is similar. I was thinking of manix2xl, battlestation etc... more of a hard use situation. As Sal and others have said, its really not the easiest concept. Also it's kind of gimmicky, wouldn't be widely accepted, I accept that :) I do think the idea has merit among some and may offer more than just a pry bar. I.E. being able to remove the clip easily for extended cutting chores. Albeit the clip rarely bothers me, I do think it would be nice to remove it all together during extended use.Donut wrote:This idea is what the Cliptool with the bottle opener is.
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TrueBill1170 wrote:One big advantage to a separate pry at is that you can pry with one hand while cutting with a knife held in the other hand. Kind of similar to the situation with a flashlight.
It's happened to me. Prying up stuff that needed to be cut as well.
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To me, having a Manix 2 XL with a pry bar attached and having a Manix 2 XL in my pocket and a Cliptool in my watch pocket is too small of a difference to give a lot of attention.xinam wrote:It is similar. I was thinking of manix2xl, battlestation etc... more of a hard use situation. As Sal and others have said, its really not the easiest concept. Also it's kind of gimmicky, wouldn't be widely accepted, I accept that :) I do think the idea has merit among some and may offer more than just a pry bar. I.E. being able to remove the clip easily for extended cutting chores. Albeit the clip rarely bothers me, I do think it would be nice to remove it all together during extended use.Donut wrote:This idea is what the Cliptool with the bottle opener is.
-Brian
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I love this lanyard. Is there a good instructional vid on how to tie lanyards like this (the one on the PM2)? I know it looks simple... But I've tried (and I've searched for videos), but my lanyards (other than crown sinnett) look like crap.tap78 wrote:
"We have more metal parts fail than plastic parts. Modern plastics are tough. 'Feeling cheap' may be a false perception and one might need more education. We rarely get a FRN knife back with handle problems and we have millions of them out in daily use. " --Sal Glesser
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It could be a variation of this: Now that I look at it, it looks like he took out the inner strands, it looks somewhat hollow.


-Brian
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Yes Donut, You're right :) this is Reeve Coil Knot made with paracord with removed core strings.


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Thank you both.
"We have more metal parts fail than plastic parts. Modern plastics are tough. 'Feeling cheap' may be a false perception and one might need more education. We rarely get a FRN knife back with handle problems and we have millions of them out in daily use. " --Sal Glesser
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Re: Pry bars and Knives
Interesting concept.....*totters off to his "piddling" bench with pencil and paper*
