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Now you’re talking my language! I was an electrician, like my dad before me and my son is now, and I tried a lot of multi-tools. Most of the Leatherman tools I had, I broke the tip off the knife, since I was sometimes impatient and used it as a chisel :roll_eyes:. But I have a thing for pocket knives, and I collected quite a few back in the 1990s. These are some of the pocket knives and electrician knives, with the hawk blade and slotted screwdriver. A few of these were my dad’s, and date back to the late '40s and early 50s, but most are more recent

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Some of the different brands: Channellock, Queen Steel, Camillus, Kabar, Sears, Klein, Ulster, Colonial, Case, Ric-Nor, Hard Hat, Electric Mate, Kutmaster, Bear Hunter, Guttmann, Kaufmann, Edgemark and Imperial.

But these days, I carry this small stainless steel gentleman’s knife from Hard Hat, with my name engraved on the other side:

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very nice collection.

i used to own several of the ones pictured above. my all time favorite was a buck knife that looked like the knife in the bottom right of the top picture.

today i carry a
 
breakfast anyone?

Do you use a cast iron skillet

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upant said:
carried a leatherman for years (not this model), what did you carry
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A Gil Hibben Alamo Bowie Knife. This was custom made by Hibben. Not one of those mass produced on sale at knife stores with Hibben name on it. I believe it took six months to receive it. The knife itself is 19 3/4 inch total.
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[The Predator’s Stare]

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(c w swanson)
 
I spent many hours working atop articulated boom lifts and scissor lifts like these

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