All About Pocket Knives

I can snag a this 'un for an excellent price, yeah or neigh.

WOW... that sander looks impressive.
I am not sure about the brand but others might be able to weigh in.

Free standing.

Yes'ir Mike, it does look quite impressive, especially for the price (380.66 US/479.99 CAN).

Brand is no issue, it's are equivalent to Grizzly Int./Delta, at Rigid prices...
Mater of fact, I think KC is just Grizzly re-branded, comes for the same Taiwan factory...


My only issue is, I just wish I had you guy's prices... 100 bucks more, just for exchanges is rough.

Same here.

Welp, the tool buying (addiction), is back on at fibro farm. Big sale on the True Blues, snagged this beau-ti-ful end-nipper for just a hair over $33 (26 bucks for you boys).
Glad I picked them over store brand, and the Porsche's (Knipex).

Interesting video mate. Looks like they make good quality tools, my dad used to say the same thing, when it comes to tools[knives] buy the best you can afford, look after them and they will last a lifetime. Buying cheap is false economy in the long run.

cudgee wrote: ↑Thu Mar 04, 2021 5:38 am Interesting video mate. Looks like they make good quality tools, my dad used to say the same thing, when it comes to tools[knives] buy the best you can afford, look after them and they will last a lifetime. Buying cheap is false economy in the long run.

Amen mate, your Dad was a very wise man. Tis advise I've followed since birth...

I noticed that Moore Maker has some little anvils for sale on their website. Don't know if they would be useful for knife repair. Just an FYI.

I have one, but I always found myself using the 15 lb. one that I have. It has the hole in the back end that is useful when working with the pins. Weird, I was just looking at the Moore website when you posted that Floyd.