does anyone make a nicer version on this style knife

[cofi]

i end up using this thing like 1000 times a day while my 200$ kershaw sits in my pocket unused....im wondering if anyone makes a nice version of one of these....little slimmer maybe with assisted opening etc the 15$ version works fine and all im just wondering what else is out there

[cofi]

i dont know how to resize that crazy big pic i got from google

[Guylee]

I don't know of anything...I doubt there's much of a market, seeing as those things are meant to get a lot of hard use and people don't really wanna spend a lot on something they're gonna throw around.

Those knives are awesome though, I used the hell outta mine when I was doing construction work.

[Marlin]

Check out the new one from Milwaukee. The only thing I don't like about it is no extra blade storage. But it is so well designed and easy opening, I have forgave it that.

At HD. I can find a pic if you need.


ETA;




http://www.homedepot.com/Tools-Hardw...atalogId=10053

[newracer]

Sears used to have one with a wood handle.

[Guylee]

Check out the new one from Milwaukee. The only thing I don't like about it is no extra blade storage. But it is so well designed and easy opening, I have forgave it that.

At HD. I can find a pic if you need.


ETA;




http://www.homedepot.com/Tools-Hardw...atalogId=10053

O.o that is niiiiiiice!

[Marlin]

Yeah, I've had it about a month now, Works for everything I use it for. Plus, the blade doesn't fall out when I strip wire, like that Kobalt one would do.

[SuperiorDG]

Check out these. I think they are the best.




http://www.superknives.com/products/EdgeAluminum.htm

[sniper7]

that kobalt one is badass. I have one of them, works great. I would stick with that. if you are using it 1000 times a day and it is holding up good what more can you ask for!

[newracer]

This one has gotten some good reviews