My personal preference would be to exchange the blade for a dedicated fully serrated one with a sheepsfoot or wharncliffe shape since this is a working tool and the idea of using it as a dedicated knife is not something that I find appealing
My job pretty much killed this. Can't really take pics.However I can say what the tool itself has survived since September:- Taking apart and putting together furniture- Taking apart and putting together the copy machine- Battling with a stapler- Being used as pruning shears- Pulling staples out of my hand- Pulling splinters out of my hand- Peeling and cutting fruit- Cutting one of those mechanic's keyrings- Rescuing a LM that got stuck cutting the aforementioned keyring (Wave head)- Cutting calluses (although not filing them)- Scaring a kid to go to the dentist (that spring opening is fun)So far I would say that there are some detriments (can opener!!) but as an edc bag tool it has performed wonderfully. Would I change anything about it, besides the can opener? My personal preference would be to exchange the blade for a dedicated fully serrated one with a sheepsfoot or wharncliffe shape since this is a working tool and the idea of using it as a dedicated knife is not something that I find appealing
well that's what happens when your IT department is full of lazy bums (they are supposed to take care of the copy machines)I'd actually like to run the SP2 through even more home repair stuff and DIY projects since that's where I see it as most useful. In many ways it falls in some void between the medium sized tools like the Rebar and Spirit and the smaller Juice line in my eyes
Quote from: styx on December 21, 2015, 07:36:06 PMwell that's what happens when your IT department is full of lazy bums (they are supposed to take care of the copy machines)I'd actually like to run the SP2 through even more home repair stuff and DIY projects since that's where I see it as most useful. In many ways it falls in some void between the medium sized tools like the Rebar and Spirit and the smaller Juice line in my eyesAgreed. I sort of look at it as being in the same category as Wingman or Sidekick. I took the awl and file out of mine and put scissors in their place. It's very similar in capability to my Wingman, but more comfortable, all locking tools, lighter, etc...
Must resist the dark side....
Quote from: HarleyXJGuy on December 22, 2015, 11:51:25 PMMust resist the dark side....Join us! Might as well cross over completely, you already have a Surge. And the dark side has cookies.
I think the scissors are a bit long to replace the can opener.Having said that, this is the tool for both of your Harley and JP. Search your feelings, you know it to be true.
Had one for awhile. It was a decent capable tool, just a bit lightweight for my needs.