I’m surprised I haven’t seen this done more often…(Artisan Cutlery Predator)

11 Comments

1. SmaLLeBowsKi 2 years ago

   Instead of a single, mostly unused tool, they made it into a super useful multi use tool. Not to mention the Philips head screwdriver is probably the most popular tool in anyone’s toolbox.

2. FullFrontalNoodly 2 years ago

   Probably because it is a great way to impale your hand every time you go in to your pocket.

   Edit: For clarity here, I do think this is a good idea, it was just poorly executed. If there was a way to tuck the bit out of the way when not needed then this would be awesome.

3. BirdPunx 2 years ago

   Seems way more useful to me. Realistically when am I ever going to need a glass breaker on a pocket knife

4. JohnnySasaki20 2 years ago

   Doesn’t it need a ceramic tip in order for it to really be a glass breaker? Otherwise it’s just pointy.

5. ThePNWGamingDad 2 years ago

   Meh, I mean it’s an idea I understand, but I think a 1/4” driver hole (with a magnet goddammit) would be best, then you can just use whatever bit you want.

6. xypher2332 2 years ago

   nobody gonna mention the screw that simultaneously looks lik and a S and a swastika at the same time?

7. TheFiggster 2 years ago

   I just see my hand catching it every time I put my hand in my pocket, or every time I sit it digs into my leg.

8. herpedeederpderp 2 years ago

   I’ve seen this as an option from a couple of companies.

9. tasslehawf 2 years ago

   I thought it was a 3d printer nozzle at first.

10. kakasierins 2 years ago

    Thats my grandpa’s favourite logo!

11. IDontLikeSpinach458 2 years ago

    Same, I bought a crkt m16 13z to someone and he added a glass breaker at the same place on the knife. Usefull