Just got my Hayn' Helper and what a deal!

[akadave2]

I just got my the new #47 Hayn' Helper, two blade jack and I couldnt be more pleased! Very well made, no blemishes like I have seen on those in earlier threads, so they have upped the QA a bit. Blades are tight no wobble, comfortable pull..about a 7. Nice halfstops. No gaps in the springs. Lanyard hole looks well done. No grind marks on the pivot pin. All in all a fantastic knife!

*Sorry for the dupe thread...ISP issues this morning!*

 

[comoha]

It's got hard-core use written all over it!

 

[moonwilson]

Looks too shiny! Give it a whoopin'! I've been carrying the single blade version of that knife, it's lovely. I've been using mine for everything I can think of since I got it, and it's performed beautifully for everything I've asked of it. Cutting cables, stripping wires, carving wood, cutting dirty cardboard, no problem. I used my Bullnose as my main knife for several months, and the performance of that 01 steel is unbelievable. The construction is rock solid. These F&F GECs are made to be used hard!

 

[Jack Black]

That's a great-looking working knife :thumbup:

 

[JAlexander]

I may have to get me one of those, but that blade etch has gotta go.

 

[akadave2]

I may have to get me one of those, but that blade etch has gotta go.

That etch will be gone soon enough...good patina will wipe it out.

 

[maloosik]

It will be gone before you realize it if the knife is getting used.

I may have to get me one of those, but that blade etch has gotta go.