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Hybrid_From_Hell
Hiya all,

Just now and again you come across a cracking little tool that is just a must have, and this is one of them.

I have had enough of the entendable break off plastic things, these little jobbies are metal and are a folding knife too

Not much £ but really good quality :



http://www.northerntooluk.com/products.asp?partno=62845E

Folds into a pocket knife, and with the swapable baldes always razor sharp, but with the blade supported yiou can really put some pressure into it, where those piggin snap off baldes...er " Snap" laugh.gif




Yes, I know, ..........................I'm easily excited tongue.gif

Nige
headhunter
I can imagine they are a favourite with muggers too unsure.gif

John
ciderman
Yes , Cracking little tool , I bought one of Snap On ,was about £12 but its got a nice wooden trim on it and comes in a leather belt pouch.

I carry it in the 90 just incase I have to cut and run.
Steve 90
QUOTE (ciderman @ Jan 11 2007, 06:34 PM) *
Yes , Cracking little tool , I bought one of Snap On ,was about £12 but its got a nice wooden trim on it and comes in a leather belt pouch.

I carry it in the 90 just incase I have to cut and run.



Poor Lardy, There's no need to cut him, just run, he'll never keep up! laugh.gif
Orgasmic Farmer
I have one of these but find that under pressure the blade tends to pop out. Happened several times now though not yet done any damage. I keep one on me now as they are great for opening bales of silage!
lard
i was going to buy one but i,m to tight i,ll just borrow cidermans
mwncidur
What is the snap on item like? reliable? any pics of it?
ciderman
QUOTE (mwncidur @ Jan 11 2007, 07:25 PM) *
What is the snap on item like? reliable? any pics of it?



Its identical to the one shown except it is clad with hard wood on the sides .
The pouch it comes in is strong and very handy.
bush doctor
QUOTE (lard @ Jan 11 2007, 07:04 PM) *
i was going to buy one but i,m to tight i,ll just borrow cidermans



You'll have to get in before Blunders Lardy
Shaun D
Available at the moment from Woolies for a fiver in their "workshop" range.
Bigwood
QUOTE (Shaun D @ Jan 13 2007, 02:45 PM) *
Available at the moment from Woolies for a fiver in their "workshop" range.

biggrin.gif The best knife I have ever come across was my Army issued jack knife, I forgot to hand it in !. It has been on a lanyard made of para-cord since 1971. Kept sharp and oiled it is great for outdoors use, the lanyard means I can fasten to me to stop me loosing or it being nicked. My regimental belt used to make an exalant botle open , our regimental moto was twist to open!!. biggrin.gif
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