what do you guys use for pocket knives?

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Does anyone make a sort of Nakiri version of a pocket knife? A lot of times people aren’t cutting; instead they’re prying the lids off cans of paint, or spudging things apart, or turning screws. So a flat-head tip could be more useful than a point.

(Edit: Or takohiki I guess)
 
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Does anyone make a sort of Nakiri version of a pocket knife? A lot of times people aren’t cutting; instead they’re prying the lids off cans of paint, or spudging things apart, or turning screws. So a flat-head tip could be more useful than a point.
Could take an angle grinder to a Wharncliffe spyderco and you'd have a fantastic pocket nakiri
 
Does anyone make a sort of Nakiri version of a pocket knife? A lot of times people aren’t cutting; instead they’re prying the lids off cans of paint, or spudging things apart, or turning screws. So a flat-head tip could be more useful than a point.

Leatherman Skeletool. ;)
 
Accidentally went through security at Heathrow with my Endela in my bag. Got a nice little talking to by the British police and they confiscated it, so I consoled myself with a ZT Hinderer 0562CF in 20CV. Haven't tried that steel before so was curious...it's a sturdy little thing, but sits slimmer in the pocket than you'd think from these chunky looking photos. Really not much different than my Spydies.

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I'm keenly aware of the irony that I was just posting my rule against expensive folders like 24 hours ago but this was half off!
This one has grown on me immensely in the time I've had it. Beefier grind than my Spydercos but a better cutter than Benchmade. Very smooth action, nice edge retention so far, and sits nice and deep in the pocket.
 
Does anyone make a sort of Nakiri version of a pocket knife? A lot of times people aren’t cutting; instead they’re prying the lids off cans of paint, or spudging things apart, or turning screws. So a flat-head tip could be more useful than a point.

(Edit: Or takohiki I guess)
Sheep foot or cleaver, tho I think sheepfoot is a lot more useful
 
I got this Sencut during KnifeCenter sale with couple other beaters, surprisingly nice, the profile is much easier to free hand sharpening than leaf shaped or drop point blades. (Also their initial edge angle seems to be a lot better than other Chinese manufacturers, I have to spend quite some time to sharpen a Nitro V Reate to a 15 degree, this one is more close to spyderco on the factory)
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