GEC Radio Knife

Philips is a tough one to put in a traditional!
 
Ok, I'm all over this UN-X-LD with the diamond shield, when it comes out Charlie. This is one of the best designs,,,, EVER!:thumbup::thumbup:
 
JerryIsAlive said:
Say the bottle opener wears out over time/use, would there be a way to fix it? How long/how much use would it take to wear down?
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Honestly, think about it. When have you ever seen a bottle opener that is so worn down it stopped opening bottles? I have seen ancient antique bottle openers that still work, and even the really cheap ones you buy in a dollar store last forever.

For that matter, I was a bartender for several years and the bottle opener at the bar got used about a hundred times more per day than most people do in a year, and it did not wear down.

I think when the human race is gone from this planet, they will unearth bottle openers that still work.
 
Great to hear Barry, since I own several old tube, table top radios from the 1930s and 40s, this knife will come in handy for the purpose it was designed for, among other uses. Never thought I would see a diamond shield made for a great Jack like this one. Charlie you have surprised me once again!
 
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Looks like they have all of the upcoming SFO's as projects in process. And the wallet is thinning.
 
I have my fingers crossed that the jigging is even close to that on Charlie's DE. Fine, delicate and brown rule the jigging world. ;)
 
MrVandercar said:
JerryIsAlive and Old & In The Way, you two know each other? Just how many deadheads do we have on this thing? Count me in as one. And ummm... Knife talk.... I didn't think hippies were so forward thinking as to get something to open their beers ahead of time.... ;)
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Add one more to the list of Deadheads! Great knife BTW.
 
Woohoo, I was able to find one of the Radio Jack models with the diamond shield and the very cool blade etch. It is a blood red jigged bone version, and the covers look great. As an electronics engineer who cut his teeth on radios, this is a very cool and very practical knife. Mine will see plenty of use in the lab and at my desk.
 
farscott said:
Woohoo, I was able to find one of the Radio Jack models with the diamond shield and the very cool blade etch. It is a blood red jigged bone version, and the covers look great. As an electronics engineer who cut his teeth on radios, this is a very cool and very practical knife. Mine will see plenty of use in the lab and at my desk.
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Congrats! Mine is identical to your's and is in my RFP as I sit here enjoying a cup of coffee on my front porch on a cool sunny morning in the high desert mountains. :)

I LOVE the Diamond Radio Jack. It's a perfect size, feels great in hand and slays beer bottle caps like Excalibur! Charlie hit a grand slam with this one. A very practical EDC if there ever was one.
 
arizonaranchman said:
Congrats! Mine is identical to your's and is in my RFP as I sit here enjoying a cup of coffee on my front porch on a cool sunny morning in the high desert mountains. :)

I LOVE the Diamond Radio Jack. It's a perfect size, feels great in hand and slays beer bottle caps like Excalibur! Charlie hit a grand slam with this one. A very practical EDC if there ever was one.
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Glad you like yours. The bottle opener on mine will have to be used after work hours. :)
 
Bringing this thread back to life for Mr. Jack Black. :cool:

Let's see some updated pics folks!

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I didn't realize this thread existed, pretty cool! I just received a Radio Jack with spear, still looking for one with clip but they seems a bit hard to find:D Awesome thread, I'll try to get pics of mine and post up soon.
 
larson1122 said:
Bringing this thread back to life for Mr. Jack Black. :cool:

Let's see some updated pics folks!

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Zach,

If you ever get tired of carrying that Clip Radio Jack...I'm your man!




As much as I like my Charlows...I just can't get enough of these Radio Jack's!
 
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