#35 Beer and Sausage Bar Tool Knife

I'll probably regret not reserving one.
But in the end I know it's not something I'd use.
I can't wait to see everybody's pictures of these getting used on beer, sausage, and beards.

 

I doubt I will try to buy one. I do have a beard, but this BRR tool seems like a silly gimmick. And an expensive one. I keep reading this thread because of the magic words "Beer & Sausage" in the thread title.

 

Like a moth to the electric blue glow of a bug zapper.

 

Its a good analogy - I heard those things don’t work either!

 

Like a fly to manure.

 

I swear if some of y'all that buy one don't post selfies like this after I'm going to be sorely disappointed

 

Like a bee to a flower!

 

It’s a Tidioute not a Northfield.

 

I'm gonna try it on bacon and whiskey too.

 

These knives are very special...


L...O...L it's all in fun

 

I’ll reserve my final opinion until I have them in hand. But my initial reaction is that it’s a bit of a silly knife - but it’s fun and very unique. And in the end, isn’t that what this is all about for most of us, fun!

 

I doubted this pattern too early....It's a little novelty, but as a a whiskery fellow...I’d use a little beard comb more than the bottle opener/fork

 

Production pictures of the Ebony-wood #35 B&S knives are on the GEC web-sight right now.

 

I can't wait to compare the three versions.

 

If, and that's still a big if, I'm going to try to get one, that would be the one. I love smooth wood covers, ebony and cocobolo in particular.

 

I. Just. Don't. Get it.

For 3 years, everyone has been clamoring for a scout knife, or even a stockman, on the #35 frame. It would be the perfect size for either. Then, GEC announces there will be more #35s; the excitement grows. It'll have 3 springs; oh they're actually going to do it!!... Except no, they aren't. Instead, it's going to have a fork and a freaking GARDEN RAKE... I don't understand.

A 3 3/4" equal end is nearly the perfect frame to do so many good things with, yet it keeps getting pooped on with wonky ideas. 1st, a harness jack. Then the Calf Pen. Now, this monstrosity.

 

As someone with a curly beard, one that's not even that gnarly, I wouldn't run that thing through mine for a $20 bill.. Looks painful just sitting there.

 

I actually like it. I was looking for something with a fork anyways. The comb is an added bonus. Wouldn't use it on shorter beards as it's not as comfortable as a wooden comb. My beard is long enough to be picked out a line by TSA every time so they can have a closer look I guess, so yeah I really like this added comb and fork to a pocket knife. Just too bad in in Europe. But I'm going to keep my eyes open if I can snag one via a US website.