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Definitely pocketable! Thanks for watching, Travflix, doing another fixed blade round up coming soon!

I agree completely, Jerome! Hope you enjoy yours, and thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching! More coming soon!

Thanks, schlooonginator! I can’t agree more. Awesome price for a super versatile knife. Low profile, compact, utilitarian. the pvd version is my preferred, but both are excellent choices. thanks for your comment!

@@RayParnell-l5d thanks for watching, Ray! I’ll check it out

Thanks for watching, Scott! Hope you enjoy them!

Thanks for watching, WitW! I actually liked the plastic tab left on there- made for a little bit of extra clearance in and out of the pocket. But I have since taken the screws out- the securex sheaths by CS aren’t my favorite.

All good, Smokey! Thanks for watching! I’m looking forward to sharing some more soon- maybe some that you’ll enjoy! All the best-

@@edcdeeznutz il be watching..i did like your review..seemed genuine

Thanks, Sandy! Planning another fixed blade round-up soon!

Thanks, EG, I stay away from Amazon.

Thanks! I took a quick video of myself flaming a Mr nice bar and posted that to my 1nstaqram @edcdeeznutz

One of my favorites!

Thank you! It’s a simple enough process and a lot of fun, actually. Thanks for watching!

Def not a chopper, but a spreader. It opens up a channel in the material. But you’re correct, it’s not the sliciest and it’s more for defense / immediate need. Always a good utility option, too!

Thanks, EG! More fixed blades to come soon!

You won’t be disappointed! Thanks for watching!

@@timjk32 it’s called the khopesh by pharaoh edc; it’s a titanium box opener basically. Not sharp enough to break skin, but pointy and tough enough to pop tape. Keeps the tape gum off of my knives. Great little tool!

Fun size!

Thanks, Metal Tracker! They are as excellent as knives get, imho. The raider looks like another best of both worlds kind of knife; it’s on my list, also. I’m sure you’ll enjoy!

Thanks for watching, Stephen!

Thanks for your kind words, Buffington, and thanks for watching. We have similar preferences when it comes to fixed blades. I’m looking forward to sharing another edc fixed blades round-up soon- stay tuned!

I would like to say that I am happy to have come across your channel. You have a very good presentation about your knives. It's informative but relaxed. Which is something I enjoy, thanks, and good luck!

@gregb.7564 thank you so much for your kind words of encouragement! more reviews to come- thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching, Raphael! I had a few of the minimalist series, too. I just wish CRKT would spend a little more on quality- but that line of knives has something for everyone! Small and carry-able is what I look for most of the time. More to come!

Thanks, Jason! Gonna do another round up of titanium bars pretty soon! Stay tuned!

Thanks for watching, Jake! Enjoy!

Brandon, thanks for watching! I was torn between the raider and the Taylor’s ridge originally. So many great knives! I’m sure you’ll enjoy!

Holler at your boy! Thanks for watching, Tony!

Thanks, x3mobkiddo, more to come before the year is out! Been working hard to get back to it, and I’ll be glad to post some more before 2024. Thanks for checking in!

I’m a fan of it, too, Paul! Great size edc user.

​@@edcdeeznutzwhy didn't you untight the screws in the sheath and change it to a lock or just take the whole thing off?

Thanks for watching! Which knife are you asking about?

@@edcdeeznutz The cold steel Pendleton. It seems like an easier solution to screw the whole webbing off then cut it.

@sandorpalcso1142 I see what you mean, I wanted the screws to stay as a means of keeping the sheath together, potentially contributing to increased retention? But it didnt make much difference. those injection molded sheaths for the Pendleton minis just aren’t my preferred.

Thanks so much, Greg! I would have recorded more of the process, but it’s messy. The temps don’t bother the material, mostly because I dipped and rinsed. I’m sure if you left them in there longer, there’s a risk of deforming them, but I could be wrong about that. I erred on the side of caution, but rinse and repeat worked for me! Thanks for watching! I absolutely love my salt knives, many of which are dyed by now.

@@edcdeeznutz Cheers! and thanks for the quick reply.

My preference is my own, no doubt about it. I prefer stainless steels that don’t patina or rust; but it’s not because I don’t care for my knives properly. Thanks for watching!

@@edcdeeznutz not my point at all. Youve said a stainless blade will last you longer even if you have to sharpen it more often. It wont. The act of sharpening is taking off material faster than a bit of rusting can. Especially if you do care for your blades. If you keep it in acid, well then, that is a different story then 😆

Yeah, I think what I meant was that, for me, I get more life and use out of a stainless blade because I don’t have to worry about corrosion. Other folks worry more about edge retention or durability. sharpening removes material, but it’s deliberate. I’m enjoying magnacut steel knives for this reason- dependably stainless but more balanced. I appreciate your comments!

Thanks, Bruce! I’m curious which ones!

Thanks for watching, Norm! I’m excited to share some more sub 7” fixed blades before the year is out. Stay tuned!

Thanks for watching, Casey! More on the horizon before the year is out!

Thanks, GlockNinja! More content on the way soon. Been on hiatus while updating my tech. Thanks for watching!

David, thanks for watching! I’m glad you said so, as I had similar thoughts regarding magnetization and its potential for hassle. The kydex sheath was a good accessory, just too pricey. I’ve since moved on from mine, but did love those knives.

Thanks for watching, Neil! I had to look it up- it looks great, is nice and lightweight, and has an awesome drop point profile. One to hold onto, definitely!

Thanks for watching, fragranceloverslk!

Well said, Dennis! Thanks for watching, and stay tuned for more fixed blades!

Thanks for your comment, Gentry! I hadn’t heard of WK before now; will check them out! Lifetime knives are more what I’m interested in these days, so I appreciate your mentioning this one. Looking forward to sharing some more knives soon!

The neckmuk is a modern interpretation of the nessmuk style blade, which maybe you already know. This one isn’t supposed to be pointy, or even for defense necessarily. I’d carry a smaller, swifter neck knife maybe for the purpose you’re describing. The neckmuk is a great companion blade, though! Thanks for watching, John!

@@edcdeeznutz if its like supposed to be a small bushcrafing-edc(because nessmuk is a bushcraft knife) knife its like an ok knife , i have to say it looks like it gets your fingers a very good grip but like for self defence -scaring somebody it wouldnt be that effective but i enjoyed your video explaining those small edc knives, keep up.

Thank you!

Hey, BH, yeah! The only difference is that the gmf1-f is a millimeter thicker

Absolutely!

Dr. Penny, I agree with you that the GiantMouse prices are higher than one might expect for a knife of comparable size and materials. Even for medium hands, this knife could use some more handle. Maybe the higher price could be blamed on demand; maybe it’s just the price of admission onto the bandwagon- in either case, I purchased this knife several times, haha. I dig and the design and the designers. And even though it’s small and costly, it’s still a great knife. That said, there’s a lot of great knives out there… thanks for watching! Planning to share some more cost-effective fixed blades ASAP.

@@edcdeeznutz today I am receiving the MKM MIKRO with G 10 handles. Half the price. Oh I forgot, M390 steel.

I found the mikro to be very small, but an awesome knife! Enjoy!

@@edcdeeznutz I just got mine and I inspected it. 2 Thumbs Way up. Perfect. The only question I have is how is the heat treatment on the M390 super steel?

I can’t really say, maybe others will chime in here- I sold mine recently with some of collection. I’ve had plenty of bohler m390 knives, never had any issues.

Thanks for your comment, Revenant! I have another T Kel knife review that I’ve been waiting to post, with great technical difficulty- but more to come soon! Tim Kell is a professional knife maker and human being, seriously a cool, thoughtful guy. Thanks for watching!

@@edcdeeznutz I agree 100% I like that he uses those original passthrough bolts he designed so you can lash your knife to a pole to make an improvised spear if you need to. Tim has thought of everything and priced so the average Joe can afford his tools. Brilliant man!!!

Thanks, jerseyknifeguy! Would love to make my own some day!

Thanks for your comment, Andy! I’m glad you have success using it. I find it works best on jeans or sturdy pants pockets; it’s not bad on a small fixed blade! I typically carry it in my right front as well, but loose in the pocket. I’m looking forward to sharing a BUNCH more fixed blades soon!

Thanks, MoC! I’m still loving mine! Can’t go wrong! Thanks for watching. Will be sharing some more fixed blades soon, including another salt enuff that I’ve dyed orange. One of my favorites!

Fidel, give the ulticlip a shot! Plenty of people like it, I just prefer to carry in my pocket. Especially with the MSK like you said- not exactly a neck friendly knife. But still a great blade. Thanks for watching! More to come soon!

What a great knife! I love mine, too! Even dyed the scales with RIT due to make it my own. Thanks for watching, Walt! More to come!

@@edcdeeznutz 🤝

Great mention, Erdal Toker! By Bark River Knives, I’m assuming. Great looking smaller knife with a more traditional fixed blade feel. I also like their bravo necker. Thanks for watching!