>>2880561
EDC farm carry and processing knives.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyXJfzeO9d0
>snaps in half
kwab>>2881178
>Fixed blade is one step in and out,
No, it's
>reach for knife
>grab knife
>move knife to point of use
>use knife
>move knife back to sheath
>secure knife in sheath

Whereas a Fastback is
>reach for knife
>grab knife
>flick knife open while moving it to point of use
>use knife
>flick knife closed while moving it back to pocket
>clip knife to pocket
Notice that this last step doesn't involve an exposed blade, so it can be done faster / with less attention. You can run the knife down your pants so it catches in the pocket, for example. As I said, it seems that you haven't used a Fastback. The hinge swings freely like a pendulum when the button is pressed. It opens one-handed about as fast as a switchblade, and closes just as fast.I want a kephart knife to larp as a grandpa but holy fuck are they overpriced to hell>>2881341
I think you messed this up. The folding knoife is everything included with the fixed blade plus 3 steps… open, unlock, and close. Flicking still counts as opening and closing, and doing that makes you look like way more of a sperg than a small fixed blade. And getting a fuxed blade black in the sheath is exactly the same thing as trying to get the clip on a folder over your pocket. It’s muscle memory after a day or two and you’re not going to have issues with a sharp tip unless you’re shitfaced drunk.

Fun fact is I’ve carried both on the daily and arguing from that perspective. You’re commenting without having done one and don’t understand. That’s not a great position to argue from.>>2881351
>plus 3 steps… open, unlock, and close. Flicking still counts as opening and closing
And since these are all done while moving the knife to/from the point of use, they do not represent a delay. This is a speed equivalence for the Fastback and the fixed knife.

>you’re not going to have issues with a sharp tip unless you’re shitfaced drunk.
Or doing something else at the time, which you can with the Fastback since it doesn't have an exposed blade while it's being stowed. You can, for example, start doing something with what you just cut. This is a speed advantage for the Fastback.

>Fun fact is I’ve carried both on the daily
Yet you don't seem to understand how they're used. Post pic if you have one. It's not among the knives you've posted so far.

>I need this expensive gucci knife to open amazon packages and cut miles of cardboard at my off-ACKWhy do dorks larp as if anyone serious would actually use some le epic $150 super steel knife to do tasks that we just use razor blades for?Cutting tool thread I guess.

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>I need this expensive gucci knife to open amazon packages and cut miles of cardboard at my off-ACK
Why do dorks larp as if anyone serious would actually use some le epic $150 super steel knife to do tasks that we just use razor blades for?
Cutting tool thread I guess.