JK Knives
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Here are the four contestants for "Best Urban PSK." I will leave the voting poll open for 5 days, at that time the winner should be chosen. Each person gets one vote. Good luck!
gradall5200
Ok here's mine. I struggled a bit as I always try to do everything " survival style" but I got my head around this and put it together and I think I may actually use it..??!!
Here she is all closed up and its all inside...
First glance at opening up...
Second glance after moving a few things outa the way
All the items...
and here's what I got
2-7x4.5 sheets of note pad paper folded up
pre packaged motrin
2 pieces of trident
Floss/ tooth pick
Christmas tree brush( tooth cleaning device)
2 bandaids
mini 4gb flash drive/ usb
1 prepackaged hand cleaning wipe
retractable phone charger
p38
2 paperclips
1 safety pin
$20
mini tweezers from a sak
tube of neosporin
leatherman squirt
mini ink pen which I made by cutting it down to "tin size" ( forgot to include it on the last photo
I did not include a flashlight cause I carry a mini in my pocket everyday just like my knife.
curth
My thoughts are to have the essential tools in my pockets, most other items are easily available in an urban environment.
All items fit in the pockets without being uncomfortable.
Saddleback wallet with cash and debit card
Hogue EX02
SAK rambler(I like this one because of the phillips)
Fenix EO1 flashlight
Bic wrapped with artificial sinew and a needle
Gerber Artifact
Rite in the Rain tablet
Fisher Space pen(not pictured because one of my kids must have "borrowed" it.
KYenglish
Like most have said it took me a second to realize the purpose of the contest and had to take out three different ways to make fire
After I got over the impulse to post a picture of an Altoids tin full of Altoids I finally came up with one.
I decided to make one that would help anyone out in a city, legal, perhaps one they don't' know very well. I also wanted to make sure it could be packed in any number of ways. I've made one or two of these based on other threads we've probably all seen but my efforts have all had the same problem i.e trying to cram it all back into the tin on the street! Anyway I purposefully left open space so it's easy to put it back and close without much thought.
The tin, closed
I like to bring along an elastic band for all kinds of reasons but also to stick with the same idea. it doesn't need the band to stay closed but if I have to pack quick or add something quick this can hold it closed until i can re-organize if I have to. Simple but time saving
open
stuff
repacked a different way
List of stuff:
(1) Shortened pencil with eraser
(1) Small sowing kit with different coloured threads and needle
(1) Leatherman Micra for all cutting, opening etc needs
(1) Monies - 20
(1) Elastic band
(1) Button compasss from countrycomm (tony, but it works!)
(2) Quick clean antiseptic whips for all purpose cleaning or cut preparation
(2) Different types of generic pain medication
(3) Band aids (actualy I've loaded it up with twice this to take on my trip this weekend, loving the extra space for speed BTW)
(3) Chewing gums, (donated by outdoorsfan not so long ago)
(4) Quarters for when or if you find a pay phone
(10) Stormproof matches bound up with reversed electrical tap so they can stick to the lid of the tin for more storage options
I should also say that I electrical taped the strike zone from the match box to the top of the lid.
not just because being able to make Fire is good survival, but because my zippo always seems to run out just when I can refill it easily.
mykel m
It all fits in my jeans front pocket,more than I like to carry in one pocket,but it do fit no prob.
The items on the left are always with me.
Kershaw shallot,because a one hand opener just makes sense plus it's so slim & light.
The AAA flashlight for obvious reasons..finding things in the dark or signaling in an emergency.
The mini Bic for my smokes & burning secret messages from headquarters.
The GEC Ebony Pemberton just because I like it!
And my lucky Smokey Bear coin.
In the tin I have...
3 antibacterial bandaids
1 finger tip bandaid
2 butterfly bandaids
1 sting relief wipe
1 antiseptic wound wipe
1 alcohol wipe
1 small pack of triple antibiotic ointment
2 Pepto-Bismols(for the bad water
)
3 antihistamines(in case I get stung by a bee,hasn't happened in over 40 years,but ya never know)
1 antacid(for the heartburn)
1 eyeglass repair kit
A Vic Classic for the tools,limited though they are.
And a back up Bic.
gradall5200
Ok here's mine. I struggled a bit as I always try to do everything " survival style" but I got my head around this and put it together and I think I may actually use it..??!!
Here she is all closed up and its all inside...

First glance at opening up...

Second glance after moving a few things outa the way

All the items...

and here's what I got
2-7x4.5 sheets of note pad paper folded up
pre packaged motrin
2 pieces of trident
Floss/ tooth pick
Christmas tree brush( tooth cleaning device)
2 bandaids
mini 4gb flash drive/ usb
1 prepackaged hand cleaning wipe
retractable phone charger
p38
2 paperclips
1 safety pin
$20
mini tweezers from a sak
tube of neosporin
leatherman squirt
mini ink pen which I made by cutting it down to "tin size" ( forgot to include it on the last photo
I did not include a flashlight cause I carry a mini in my pocket everyday just like my knife.
curth
My thoughts are to have the essential tools in my pockets, most other items are easily available in an urban environment.
All items fit in the pockets without being uncomfortable.
Saddleback wallet with cash and debit card
Hogue EX02
SAK rambler(I like this one because of the phillips)
Fenix EO1 flashlight
Bic wrapped with artificial sinew and a needle
Gerber Artifact
Rite in the Rain tablet
Fisher Space pen(not pictured because one of my kids must have "borrowed" it.

KYenglish
Like most have said it took me a second to realize the purpose of the contest and had to take out three different ways to make fire

I decided to make one that would help anyone out in a city, legal, perhaps one they don't' know very well. I also wanted to make sure it could be packed in any number of ways. I've made one or two of these based on other threads we've probably all seen but my efforts have all had the same problem i.e trying to cram it all back into the tin on the street! Anyway I purposefully left open space so it's easy to put it back and close without much thought.
The tin, closed


I like to bring along an elastic band for all kinds of reasons but also to stick with the same idea. it doesn't need the band to stay closed but if I have to pack quick or add something quick this can hold it closed until i can re-organize if I have to. Simple but time saving


open

stuff

repacked a different way

List of stuff:
(1) Shortened pencil with eraser
(1) Small sowing kit with different coloured threads and needle
(1) Leatherman Micra for all cutting, opening etc needs
(1) Monies - 20
(1) Elastic band
(1) Button compasss from countrycomm (tony, but it works!)
(2) Quick clean antiseptic whips for all purpose cleaning or cut preparation
(2) Different types of generic pain medication
(3) Band aids (actualy I've loaded it up with twice this to take on my trip this weekend, loving the extra space for speed BTW)
(3) Chewing gums, (donated by outdoorsfan not so long ago)
(4) Quarters for when or if you find a pay phone
(10) Stormproof matches bound up with reversed electrical tap so they can stick to the lid of the tin for more storage options
I should also say that I electrical taped the strike zone from the match box to the top of the lid.

not just because being able to make Fire is good survival, but because my zippo always seems to run out just when I can refill it easily.
mykel m
It all fits in my jeans front pocket,more than I like to carry in one pocket,but it do fit no prob.
The items on the left are always with me.
Kershaw shallot,because a one hand opener just makes sense plus it's so slim & light.
The AAA flashlight for obvious reasons..finding things in the dark or signaling in an emergency.
The mini Bic for my smokes & burning secret messages from headquarters.

The GEC Ebony Pemberton just because I like it!
And my lucky Smokey Bear coin.

In the tin I have...
3 antibacterial bandaids
1 finger tip bandaid
2 butterfly bandaids
1 sting relief wipe
1 antiseptic wound wipe
1 alcohol wipe
1 small pack of triple antibiotic ointment
2 Pepto-Bismols(for the bad water

3 antihistamines(in case I get stung by a bee,hasn't happened in over 40 years,but ya never know)
1 antacid(for the heartburn)
1 eyeglass repair kit
A Vic Classic for the tools,limited though they are.
And a back up Bic.
