BMC Handy Twine Knife

Well, I've seen it now.

It's an interesting concept, but I don't like how far towards the finger it appears to curve... I've be afraid of cutting myself :eek:

The metal ring would also get annoying after heavy use. I'd make it bigger with a rubber cover over the inside, so it wouldn't give you blisters.
 
Those are such old news. :p They used to be a lot more commonly used, but are really essentially an "industrial" knife. Not as many folk use twine to tie packages or bale things these days. Still handy for some, but a very specialized knife.
 
FortyTwoBlades said:
Those are such old news. :p They used to be a lot more commonly used, but are really essentially an "industrial" knife. Not as many folk use twine to tie packages or bale things these days. Still handy for some, but a very specialized knife.
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True that, just for the "younger" generation into knives and gadgets. That's all.

Here's the original one as displayed at the Smithsonian Postal Museum in Washington D.C.

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Make the blade about three to four times longer with a sharp point, and give me about four more of them. Also, a brown fedora and a red and black striped sweater.
 
That would be handy if you were craftsman of some sort, keeping your hands free while having blade handy.
 
I used to use that knife in the woods, hunting ferns. (Sneaky devils!)

Sold the ferns to local florists.
 
Hey guys, i work for the handy twine knife company, and im super excited to see that a forum has been opend up about us, just letting you guys know that we have several different types of blades and they come in sizes 3 through 18, i have pictured a Safety tip blade, that has a dull piece of rounded steel at the end that shortens the distance between your finger and the sharp part of the blade, it is also coated in Vinyl for comfort, to avoid blisters and what have ya
 
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