Ray, I've found my local independent paint store to have the best selection of utility knives, including Hyde. In fact I bought a Hyde there last summer....so you might head over to such a store, if one exists in your area. It's a nice knife
Ray, I've found my local independent paint store to have the best selection of utility knives, including Hyde. In fact I bought a Hyde there last summer....so you might head over to such a store, if one exists in your area. It's a nice knife
They also sell them on EBay, $1.30 for a five pack.
That too much tool for a little man like you Skippy. I have one as well. But I actually know how to use it.
Aw, look. Upscale has a new friend.
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He does seem a bit lonely. That's trolls lot in life unfortunately.
I'm going to keep the poor soul company for a while.;-)
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That stanley jobbie is dangerous for sure... the handle might be one of the problems. I just got Husky's folding utility knife at home depot, thin, good looking, with a belt clip and a heavily grooved surface near the blade .. it doesnt store blades though. Blade changing is by two levers, one to unlock and the other to expose the blade, you just drop another one in.
not bad..but not as slick as the one you got with the magzine and slide out gismo.
This knife is small and safe enough folded with the belt clip that you are more likely to have it with you when you need one.
I carry a range of leatherman knives also, the bigger ones and the one with a small vice grip plier built into it. Useful for grabbing small nuts and bolts etc... I use those many times a day, but not for the same things a utility knife is good for.
Phil Scott
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