My thoughts and views on the Spyderco Tenacious C122G folding knife. What is there left to be said about such a hugely popular knife? Honestly, not too much. The virtues of this blade have been discussed ad nauseam. However, as I have owned this knife for some time and have become quite a fan, I feel it only necessary to offer my own spin on things and at the very least, give some video love to a truly excellent piece of folding cutlery. At 4oz and with almost 3.5″ of wide, slice-y blade, the Tenacious cuts with the best of them. It sharpens quickly, carries easily and absolutely won’t break the bank. This reviewer found his online for under US, including shipping. I’ve been using mine as a work knife, mostly shaving wood from survey lath and opening and breaking down cardboard boxes. It’s also found its way into the kitchen on more than one occasion and is well-suited to slicing and dicing produce and meat. I love the overall sturdiness and comfort of the Tenacious; it feels great in my hands and I have every confidence that it will hold up to years of steady, rugged use. There are several other knives in the same “series” as the Tenacious, including the Ambitious (2.25″), Persistence (2.75″), and Resilience (4.25″), but this one seems to fill that “middle” role best, and is a great compromise between size, weight, and edge length. I can wholeheartedly recommend the entire series though and any of them would make a great knife; it really only depends on what size you …

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The pioneer by Victorinox is one of my go to SAK’s for EDC.The simplicity, size and aesthetic appeal of the Alox handle scales make it a great multifunctional gentlemans knife. the tools included are: knife blade, can opener W/ sm flat head screwdriver, bottle opener w/ wire stripper and lg flat head screwdriver, and a reamer or awl.

A video request on my current EDC set up. This hasnt changed a great deal over the last 10 months really, apart from the key chain carry and some items that are seasonal in nature like my hayfever allergy machine, and my water bottles and thermos flask options. My week is spent travelling to and from a singular place of work, which is no more than about 12 miles from home, at weekends I will travel about quite a bit, and depending on where I am going and what I am doing, I will add or subtract different component parts as necessary

Adding G10 scales to a couple of knives using only the Dremel 4000.