Deflater.....

[bladegrinder]

Argument in the Walmart parking lot?.....no problem, always wear safety glasses and use the proper tool for the job.

JUST KIDDING!...I had a piece of scrap Damascus laying around and this was all I could get out of the shape that it was, waste not want not!

 

[52 Ford]

LOL

That's one fancy toothpick. I like the pin layout on the grip.

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[Edwardshandmadeknives]

That’s pretty sweet! Funny the stuff we can come up with from scraps sometimes.

 

[bladegrinder]

My wife asked me what it was, I told her it was a deflater and how it's used...........then I said, heck I don't know what it is, but it sure is pointy!

 

[Bruce McLeish]

My wife asked me what it was, I told her it was a deflater and how it's used...........then I said, heck I don't know what it is, but it sure is pointy!

Ain't that known as an Arkansas toothpick?
Me likee. But Steve , we don't have no stinkin Walmart.

 

[fitzo]

That's a cool little sticker!!

 

[52 Ford]

My wife asked me what it was, I told her it was a deflater and how it's used...........then I said, heck I don't know what it is, but it sure is pointy!

Ya know... If you made that blade a good bit shorter, that COULD be an excellent blade for stripping the insulation off of electrical wire. I just looked up a "lineman's knife" and they're a hookbill blade, but the one that I had (I have no idea what happened to it) had a straight blade.

A straight blade about 1" long with about a 90 degree corner at the end is EXCELLENT for stripping wire. Longer cutting edge is fine, too... Maybe 2"?

 

[52 Ford]

Here ya go. These are SUPER practical knives for guys in the trades.