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finn1sher, 3 miesiące temu (edited 3 miesiące temu) do edc angielski

The Victorinox swiss army knife is simply the best pocket tool! (Edit: no one tool is everyone's best)

@edc

The more I look at alternatives, the more I realize, nothing can give you this much functionality in this small a package, while being so high quality and reasonably priced. Popular (machine-assembled) versions regularly go for $25.

The one caveat is that it falls behind modern knives in terms of safety and ease for opening/closing. I'd love to see a next-gen SAK without nail nicks.

merde, 3 miesiące temu

if they’re accompanied with a knipex

https://sh.itjust.works/pictrs/image/2aaf7339-77bc-4f4d-baa6-4a9e00b044af.jpeg

finn1sher, 6 miesięcy temu do edc angielski

Anyone else watch the new Ghibli movie and want the knife?

@edc

Studio Ghibli's new movie, The Boy and the Heron, prominently places quite a few traditional Japanese knives, including kitchen knives, a sword, and the boy's pocket knife, a Higonokami. They're a carbon steel friction folder. I just thought it was a vibe seeing it in the movie.

If you want to buy one, fuck Amazon and Chinese copies, go directly to the source!
Edit: higonokami-knife.com may be less legit than others. See comment

merde, 6 miesięcy temu

i already had higonokamis and i watched that boring movie some weeks ago.

not all higonokamis are carbon steel. I just bought a 7cr18mov as a gift and i think it’s considered stainless

they are simple and likeable but they’re not practical at all.

blue steel / bronze version is my desk knife and i carried a smaller one from time to time.

You can’t eat with them, they’re thick. I would choose an opinel any day over a higonokami