Could this be the worst dumbest knife ever ?

I bet you do. Can't only live with big ass swords... It's all about balance. Add a Peanut in the mix.
 
herisson said:
It's not dumb, it's just very limited. I would rather go with one of those small Spydies (@Mecha). I bet they are way better at cutting. Even pills. (At the bottom of image). The smallest is "The Bug", the medium is "The Honeybee".
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Ha. I was going to snap a pic of my Bug and Honey Bee. We all know, any blade longer than the Spyderco Bug is simply a waste of material. :D

I think the Honey Bee is one of the best "accessorizing" blades available. On the rare occasion I wear a tie, the Bee becomes my Tie Tack, with a 1/2"-3/4" dia rare earth magnet behind tie.

With a split ring through the lanyard hole, it makes a really great zipper pull. As do powderless (dummy rounds) of .45 or .223, with brass eye screw through primer pocket.

Add a jump ring to the SpydieHole, and you have an "elegant" necklace pendant.

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r8shell said:
I kinda like it. ;) Not as a knife to carry in places you're not allowed to carry a knife, but because I like odd little keychain gizmos.

I've seen a few zipper-pull knives with more useful looking edges, though.
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I think some here know that I'm a total sucker for the many, ODD, odds-n-ends. :p:D

Looking at the different sizes of pill vials I have, I think the Maratac Split-Pea would be a good size to start with to "Jimmy" something similar to the OP subject.
 
The Spyderco Grass Hopper is where it begins to get serious, sort of... Still appliable to key chain carry, by the way.
 
bflying said:
Ha. I was going to snap a pic of my Bug and Honey Bee. We all know, any blade longer than the Spyderco Bug is simply a waste of material. :D

I think the Honey Bee is one of the best "accessorizing" blades available. On the rare occasion I wear a tie, the Bee becomes my Tie Tack, with a 1/2"-3/4" dia rare earth magnet behind tie.

With a split ring through the lanyard hole, it makes a really great zipper pull. As do powderless (dummy rounds) of .45 or .223, with brass eye screw through primer pocket.

Add a jump ring to the SpydieHole, and you have an "elegant" necklace pendant.

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I think some here know that I'm a total sucker for the many, ODD, odds-n-ends. :p:D

Looking at the different sizes of pill vials I have, I think the Maratac Split-Pea would be a good size to start with to "Jimmy" something similar to the OP subject.
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Nice selection of mini knives. :cool::thumbsup: I've got to pick up one of those little vials. I think I could fit this little guy in one:
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Flea,bedbug,dust mite,Atom all names for really small knives that haven’t been made yet? Why? And why not??
Wait maybe they made one or two of these and someone sneezed lol

smallest knife i own is a Vitorinox classic and next up is a Spyderco Cat which i absolutely love. A ladybug or manbug are on the radar.
 
You can't beat a straight edge wharncliffe for pill cutting. At one point in 2018 I was taking 22 pills in the am and 11 in the pm. Had to cut a lot of them, and the Yojimbo 2 was perfect. For a keychain pill cutter, the Dfly 2 wharncliffe is great. If they ever make it in a better steel I'd buy one.

While this little thing is rather stupid, stuff like this is far more moronic IMO:

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GIRLYmann said:
its a micro concealed thingy.
which in some circumstances,
could turn out to be more trouble
for its owner than its supposed worth....
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In my country knives that look like other every day objects are illegal to carry.

Other things illegal to carry are assisted opening knives, all double edged blades and everything with knuckles on handle.

So, you can legally carry your fixed blade, while you'd get in trouble for this little gimmick. Definitley not worth risking it.
 
K.O.D. said:
You can't beat a straight edge wharncliffe for pill cutting. At one point in 2018 I was taking 22 pills in the am and 11 in the pm. Had to cut a lot of them, and the Yojimbo 2 was perfect. For a keychain pill cutter, the Dfly 2 wharncliffe is great. If they ever make it in a better steel I'd buy one.

While this little thing is rather stupid, stuff like this is far more moronic IMO:

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I can already see bunch of 14yo's and mall ninjas wanting that LOL
 
If I could only carry the tiniest acceptable knife (for me), it would be a SAK Classic. Although I much prefer the Executive. At least with a small SAK, there are multiple applications. Also, they don't look like items you're trying to sneak past security. IMO, that tiny pill knife could potentially cause more problems than any small SAK.

Jim
 
James Y said:
If I could only carry the tiniest acceptable knife (for me), it would be a SAK Classic. Although I much prefer the Executive. At least with a small SAK, there are multiple applications. Also, they don't look like items you're trying to sneak past security. IMO, that tiny pill knife could potentially cause more problems than any small SAK.

Jim
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Yeah, this a thousand percent.

All of the twenty years I carried a classic in my life in Washington D.C., I never had a problem going into any of the government buildings or museums, with he exception of the U.S. Capital and White House.

With some of the places having almost airport security, I'd lay my keyring and cell phone and pocket c hang in the tray and walk through the metal detector and put my keyring with the classic in Palin sight, back in my pocket. I think something abnormal looking would get attention, and closer examination. A concealed blade of any type wold be awkward.
 
Blackcloud said:
Looks like a tip off of a swivel knife I use to cut leather.
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Whoh, you're right. Didn't see that at first. But it has been a while since last carving anything.

"Honest officer, it's not a knife. It's my portable leather sculpting inciser."
 
Don’t instinctively scratch your hemorrhoids or the pimple on your nose with that “thing” attached to your arm!
 
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