Your smallest knife/knives?

[NI200]

well, I'm not a lady, but a ladybug is on my keychain

 

[Will Aygarn]

I always carry a Wenger "swiss army knife", the small one with knife blade, nail file & scissors. I ground a screwdriver tip on the nail file and the knife has proven very handy and more durable than I had expected.

I used to carry the same knife by Victorinox, but I like the Wenger scissors spring design better.

I also carry a small plastic scaled Gerber about the size of a barlow knife except when I misplace it (like now), when I carry a barlow or Camillus "what-a-knife"

And for serious work I usually carry a sheath knife that I made, with which I can hammer, scrape, and pry all I want.

But that is one purty little damascus knife.

 

[nozh2002]

I have Black Chive - my smallest knife:

Thanks, Vassili

 

[kamkazmoto]

Caviar and crab, my oh my what luxurous props. Can i come over the next time you are taking pictures?

 

[bquinlan]

My smallest fixed blade is easily my Simonich Bitteroot in Talonite. It has become my EDC neck knife. I've worn pendants that were heavier, so I don't notice it at all. And it can cut like a much larger knife.

I'm a little surprised that with all the Ladybugs mentioned no one has brought up the Jester yet. Mine stays clipped to a D-ring on my vest for convenient access. The Ladybug is a great little knife, but I prefer the ergonomics of the Jester.

--Bob Q

 

[nozh2002]

2 kamkazmoto
As you may notice it was caviar, crab then lemon and now just a shadow
Sorry, Vassili

 

[Moondrop]

Here's my smallest:

by Charles Helton

Mammoth Tooth & Damascus
About 2 inches long

Wow. That makes my little FB look huge.
That is a pretty little knife. It's also a pretty little knife.

 

[Sonny Burnett]

My smallest knife is this Schrade Spitfire. Very solid, ATS-34, G-10 handle and very sharp out of the box. You can use a lot of power while cutting despite the small size.

 

[The Porcupine]

I love small fixed blades and have quite a few! Very easy to conceal and pretty useful even in spite of their sice.
I think it's safe to say that this Ansø Small Sheepsfoot is the most used of all my knives!

Normally carried in front pocket and a piece of paracord around the belt.
I also have a couple of Jens' even smaller (but still highly usable)Titanium Wallet Stickers and in the larger end of the "small knives" range there's my much loved Busse Assault Shaker!

Bo Hansen

 

[tarsier]

Smallest knives that I own:

Spyderco Jester PE - Micarta scales and great ergonomic design.

Spyderco Ladybug II - Sadly discontinued now, but I have two. Carried when I don't have my Rescue Jr with me. The serrated sheepsfoot blade is a real mini chainsaw and weighs almost nothing. The pivot area is not as sturdy as I would like, and the thumb hole is smaller than the Jester.

V'nox Rambler - Tiny blade useful for first aid, such as splinters.

LM Micra/Squirt S4 - Flat ground blades are good for when I need something discreet and non-threatening, plus the benefit of solid scissors and a few other tools. Backsprings for blades are weaker than I would like.

 

[Easyrider]

My small knives would consist of Spyderco Navigator and Cricket. From Benchmade it would be my 770 Proto and the Benchmite 3100.

 

[selfinflicted]

SAK, then a Calypso Jr.

 

[deputy tom]

I have a key-chain folding knife that is 5/8" closed.I got it in a gumball machine around 1958.tom.

 

[JD Mandrell]

SAK Classic on my keyring.

 

[mistakaroo]

The only two knives I own right now is the Spyderco Jester and Calypso Jr. They make a great combo.

 

[JHB]

Joker of Spain - Horn Handled Cricket

 

[joeshredd]

A Tim Wegener made Spyderco Mouse /alox slabs is my money clip and a Case Pocket Hunter, at less than 2 3/4", in my coin pocket... the two smallest I carry... and sometimes a CRKT Crawford Falcon (or Sparrow...dang, now I can't remember!) as a fixed blade for a neck hanger!

 

[brownshoe]

My smallest fixed blade is a Sean Perkins Prascieo. It's got a 1 1/2" blade of carbon steel with a little sheath for the pocket. Great knifemaker, favorite of Perrin/Nemo...too bad he's out of business

My smallest folder is a Spyderco Mouse. Better than the current version IMHO due to the round hole, aluminum handles and grey color.

 

[Moondrop]

My smallest knife is this Schrade Spitfire. Very solid, ATS-34, G-10 handle and very sharp out of the box. You can use a lot of power while cutting despite the small size.

That's the one with some kind of quick-release lanyard thing, right? How does that work? Or am I thinking of another knife?

 

[JClaude42]

I think it's safe to say that this Ansø Small Sheepsfoot is the most used of all my knives!

Is that one of the regular sheepsfoots (sheepsfeet?) or a mini? What's the oal? Thanks.