That looks exactly like a Spyderco factory edge, from Golden. That kinda blew my mind when you opened it. Edit: i love that you either have to mash a nut/bolt against the blade, or have the blade open to use the... wrenches? Its like the total opposite of Gerber; terrible design, great execution.
I dig your comment, I have yet to own a spyderco but it is definitely on my list of knives to check out someday hopefully soon. The edge is wicked sharp and very well done really helped me on deciding to buy it. Lol spot on though about having to mash a nut head against the blade using the wrench although there does seem to be a bit of purchase area for the head of the bolt to hit and stop before making contact with the blade. But made me think and take a good look at it again. I have yet to use it on a nut though so will report back when i encounter that bridge. Andddd ouch Gerber owwwie lol I luv me mah Gerber, I'ma Gerber baby for life! Lol😆 🤣 Thanks for watching and thanks for the comment 💚🙏🇺🇸👍🍻🇺🇸
The shape of the knife is problematic. Whether or not you can get the wrench to fit onto a bolt is just the first step. The plastic of the handle doesn't give a flush fit and there isn't much gripping surface for the wrench to work with. You may then have problems turning it, because the knife doesn't allow for much clearance. The screwdriver also has clearance problems. It is likely to bust knuckles and round out fasteners. The blade wasn't very sharp and didn't keep an edge for long when sharpened. It's a toy pretending to be a tool.
That looks exactly like a Spyderco factory edge, from Golden. That kinda blew my mind when you opened it.
Edit: i love that you either have to mash a nut/bolt against the blade, or have the blade open to use the... wrenches?
Its like the total opposite of Gerber; terrible design, great execution.
I dig your comment, I have yet to own a spyderco but it is definitely on my list of knives to check out someday hopefully soon. The edge is wicked sharp and very well done really helped me on deciding to buy it. Lol spot on though about having to mash a nut head against the blade using the wrench although there does seem to be a bit of purchase area for the head of the bolt to hit and stop before making contact with the blade. But made me think and take a good look at it again. I have yet to use it on a nut though so will report back when i encounter that bridge.
Andddd ouch Gerber owwwie lol I luv me mah Gerber, I'ma Gerber baby for life! Lol😆 🤣
Thanks for watching and thanks for the comment 💚🙏🇺🇸👍🍻🇺🇸
It’s a great carry knife
Spot on 👌 I enjoy this blade very much and has a spot in my pocket as a great 2nd main blade 😀 👍
Thanks for your comment and time watching! 🙏💚🍻🇺🇸🍻
I had one, what a waste of money. Just because it looks like a good idea, doesn't mean it actually works.
Blade is sharp works well robustvsimple effective and priced right
What was the problem/flaw you encountered? I would love to hear, I've yet to encounter any. Thanks for your comment💚
Yeah, feel free to actually elaborate instead of complaining about it and then leaving.
The shape of the knife is problematic. Whether or not you can get the wrench to fit onto a bolt is just the first step. The plastic of the handle doesn't give a flush fit and there isn't much gripping surface for the wrench to work with. You may then have problems turning it, because the knife doesn't allow for much clearance. The screwdriver also has clearance problems. It is likely to bust knuckles and round out fasteners. The blade wasn't very sharp and didn't keep an edge for long when sharpened.
It's a toy pretending to be a tool.
@@ScorpionRegent do you usually find enjoyment in randomly talking crap about cheap products online?