Gimmicky Gerber EAB Mini EDC Utility Knife: Excellent execution engineering exchange edge.

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The workmanship is absolutely fantastic for only $12 !
Comment from : Days of Noah !

I wish it would lock in closed position Looks like it could accidentally open in a pocket and injure badly
Comment from : deepseadiver

The best thing about this knife is that it fits comfortably in a watch pocket with the money clip removed Agreed the set screw is annoying but it has the benefit of holding the blade rigidly
Comment from : Peter Privitera

Doc -- check out Stanley 11-931 Extra Heavy Duty blades -- they're 09MM vs 10MM as the OE from Gerber I just made a video on this knife too -- it is a really nice piece of kit
Comment from : Ironcloud Metalworks

I had an original, the little screw fell behind my work bench during a blade change and I tossed the whole thing in the trash Last straw for this thing- terrible design, slippery in the hand, pointlessly heavy
Comment from : Shane C

Big Idea Designs TPT slide is the best small razor knife I’ve found Ti handle and American made too!
Comment from : Bigneek71

Hello again Doc brThank you for another Great Video I think, I'll stay with a regular box knife It looks safer Again thank you
Comment from : George Ferlazzo

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Comment from : 121dodgers

Been carrying that knife daily for close to two years, I don’t believe it’s stainless as its magnetic… I’ve trimmed down the rounded edge of the “”money clip” as you called it to kind of soften it and make it more comfortable when reaching past it while it’s clipped on pants pocket brbrI currently have Stanley blades in it and have used the higher end Lennox bi material and have no issues with keeping the blade tight, I also use a 3/16 screwdriver with magnetic tip when removing the screw (generally over a cloth or rag)brbrI will use this knife on average 10 times during a normal work day… it’s has been the best (or last best) $12 tool I’ve purchased, l have already purchased a second one in case my current one becomes lost or damaged
Comment from : Frank Black

Copper in a penny, lol New ones are only plated, they are mostly zinc now a days
Comment from : Jeffrey Malloy

Check out Exceed Designs Tyrant V2 Razor $60 but a very nice tool in my opinion!
Comment from : Jordon Mattson

With the smaller blade how much more do you have to tighten the screw down ? Also, did I hear a dog ?!?!?
Comment from : Tech May

My go-to is a Lenox folding knife It's a bit clunky but holds up well in the manufacturing environment Decent quality for the price point and features a quick release blade
Comment from : Mike Holdread

I’ve been EDCing the original EAB forever More than 10 years and I’ve been through a bunch of them I currently have 5 or 6 in rotation right now They have plastic bushings in the hinge mechanism that wear out relatively quickly and the lockup gets all floppy I’ve also broken one or two knives so I have spare screws for the blade retention They have lifetime warranty’s but Gerber has you pay the postage to send the broken knife in so it’s actually not worth it to claim the warranty on a $10 knife most of the time
Comment from : Rick Spagna

Good recommendation I go between one of these or an olfa for box duty depending on what’s in arms reach I’ve swapped in the dewalt carbide blades they fit well My complaints are the screw and the eab lite finger choil isn’t as nice as the EAB regular one
Comment from : Joel Rahn

I hate the stile of the EAB lite, I think it's ugly and the original version of the EAB feels better in handbrI do not think artistic flare has any place in a tool like thisbrbrIt's all I could find though so I carry one at work, but if I had a choice I'd take the original in a heartbeat
Comment from : Tyler Snyder

I like this a lot Going to take a look at it 40 thou is pretty thick To give a point of reference, the better quality US made 6" rules are 40 thoubrbrEdit: Went to have a look on Amazon and noticed the following knife: Kiridashi Craft Pocket Knife Japanese Steel Blade Brass Handle with Sheath Less than $10 and the blade looks promising Couldn't resist
Comment from : Felix F