Office Knives

Honestly, no reason not to put them all in a box and send them to Buck. Tell them you don't expect a warantee repair. They'll get new blades and Buck will charge what they think is fair. This is what I did with 2 110's and a 111. $32 later I had 3 like new knives.
I might when accumalate a few more brokens I know they will reblade them for a nominal fee.
 
Rob Caribou Chappel bad azz 3lb knife. Wow check that out.

Actually, that Hunting Leopard is small for a Chappel. :D

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It is interesting what different people think of as the ideal office knife. I guess it all depends on your "office" for many. When I think of an office knife, I think of something to cut my sandwich, slice an apple, and etc. so it needs to have a blade log enough that it can do those things. I also think of opening envelopes so it needs to have a slender blade. I also think of light weight because in an office generally a person will have on dress pants. (Of course, this does not mean a larger knife cannot be carried as well.)
 
I work in an office and am required to wear dress pants and shoes. Because of this I prefer to carry a Buck with a pocket clip and slimmer profile. I rotate out between a 285 Bantam, 482 Bucklite, and 722 Spitfire.
 
I carry everything in the office from my ZT 0452cf, spyderco ROC to my HOM elite basilisk balisong.
 
Thanks gents for these photos and comments. Yes, much depends on what your office is. Like gsea asked. For me 90% of the time my truck is my office. And I go to some dangerous areas. So, I mostly carry a 110 or a variation. SK's 110 they had Buck build which Pokt shows above is one of my favorite to carry. When I'm
called in to our high brow office for meetings and such I'll have the Heritage Duke. But don't search my truck because you'll find a model 120 within reach. DM
 
Ok, Pokt you inspired me to post this here.
Guess, what will happen around our house in about July? DM
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Your photo didn't work David, but I'm guessing something 'foul'...pollo perhaps?
 
Thanks gents for these photos and comments. Yes, much depends on what your office is. Like gsea asked. For me 90% of the time my truck is my office. And I go to some dangerous areas. DM
You just never know what you might run up on in our area, good to be prepared David.:thumbsup:
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