Evil beat me to it.
I carry a piece of spark plug in my gear.
Watch evils videos to see it in action.
It really works and costs nothing but a old spark plug.
Effectiveness of a knife breaking glass? Emergency preparedness?
Re: Effectiveness of a knife breaking glass? Emergency preparedness?
Now it has me wondering how a ceramic bladed knife would fair against a window. I wouldn't be surprised if the blade snapped, but I wonder if you sharpened it well enough if just hitting the edge on the glass would be enough to break it, or if the broken porcelain is just that much sharper and acute than you could manage in sharpening a ceramic blade.
~David
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Re: Effectiveness of a knife breaking glass? Emergency preparedness?
Kudos to Michael Janich for researching, still i third Tom Aiello :)


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Re: Effectiveness of a knife breaking glass? Emergency preparedness?
I wouldn't want to be found with that anywhere on me. I understand it's considered a burglary tool in many places.JAfromMN wrote:Evil beat me to it.
I carry a piece of spark plug in my gear.
Watch evils videos to see it in action.
It really works and costs nothing but a old spark plug.
I hear a golf ball will break windows though. And ya know...that's just a silly sport :).
Re: Effectiveness of a knife breaking glass? Emergency preparedness?
Yeah, you can only explain away so much, and having a broken spark plug in your car might look fishy.
Me personally, I'll just throw an entire busted up spark plug in my tool box. That way the whole thing is there, in my tools that I work on my car with. That at least looks like it may have just been trash from doing a tune up.
Me personally, I'll just throw an entire busted up spark plug in my tool box. That way the whole thing is there, in my tools that I work on my car with. That at least looks like it may have just been trash from doing a tune up.
~David
Re: Effectiveness of a knife breaking glass? Emergency preparedness?
Good point there. :)Evil D wrote:Yeah, you can only explain away so much, and having a broken spark plug in your car might look fishy.
Me personally, I'll just throw an entire busted up spark plug in my tool box. That way the whole thing is there, in my tools that I work on my car with. That at least looks like it may have just been trash from doing a tune up.
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Re: Effectiveness of a knife breaking glass? Emergency preparedness?
Spark Plug thingy is very impressive....Thanks... Is it too presumptuous of me to assume it will work as well from inside the car?...Doc:)