I have been on the fence about getting an EAB as I can't decide between the regular and the light. Further, I saw that there was a G10 version as well. Any thoughts as to which is the best of the breed?I know the MTo way is to say one of each, but I have a 4 day old daughter, so things may have to change a bit, or I just need to get better at hiding it.
I want somebody to try the edge.it has a easier to replace blade.I'd like to know how it works and if its a good tool or not.
Congrats on the baby DeezNittles!
Finally got my EAB. Its larger than I expected BUT its also much more solid, comfortable to hold. In short its double-plus-good.
Quote from: Etherealicer on June 05, 2014, 11:25:49 AMFinally got my EAB. Its larger than I expected BUT its also much more solid, comfortable to hold. In short its double-plus-good. I hope you enjoy your new utility knife. I just hope you're not using it for yard work as it does not hold up well with dirt
Quote from: sawman on June 05, 2014, 12:04:43 PMQuote from: Etherealicer on June 05, 2014, 11:25:49 AMFinally got my EAB. Its larger than I expected BUT its also much more solid, comfortable to hold. In short its double-plus-good. I hope you enjoy your new utility knife. I just hope you're not using it for yard work as it does not hold up well with dirt Wait, I can't put it in the dishwasher?Don't worry the worst enemy of my tools is dust
I have an EAB and like it quite a bit. It can hold blades of different manufacturers and shapes. For instance these hook utility blades come in handy, especially if you have to cut a carpet or something like it. (Image removed from quote.)
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I have a eab I travel with when ever I got to go to the airport. I just toss the blade before arriving and once I land go pick-up a new blade at the local hardware store for not much more then a $1. It's not my first choice for a EDC but it's better then nothing or buying/mailing a new knife each time.