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Columbia River Knives EAT'N Tool Multitool

CRKT EAT’N TOOL SILVER Multi-tool

  • Designed by Liong Mah in Palm Bay, Florida
  • Handcrafted
  • Spoon
  • Bottle opener
  • Lightweight spoon/fork combination
  • Flat screwdriver, 6, 8, 10mm Hex

Technical...

CRKT EAT’N TOOL SILVER Multi-tool

  • Designed by Liong Mah in Palm Bay, Florida
  • Handcrafted
  • Spoon
  • Bottle opener
  • Lightweight spoon/fork combination
  • Flat screwdriver, 6, 8, 10mm Hex

Technical Specifications

  • Material: 3Cr13 Steel
  • Finish: Bead Blast
  • Overall Length: 101.60 mm
  • Weight: 42.52 g
  • Handle: Stainless steel
  • Type: Multi-tool
See Description & Specifications See Description & Specifications

  • Blade Material

    Stainless Steel

    Features:

    • Good resistance to rust and corrosion

    • Easy to maintain

    • Does not hold an edge as well as carbon steel
  • Total Length 10.16 cm
  • Weight 52 gr
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Description & Specifications

CRKT EAT’N TOOL SILVER Multi-tool

  • Designed by Liong Mah in Palm Bay, Florida
  • Handcrafted
  • Spoon
  • Bottle opener
  • Lightweight spoon/fork combination
  • Flat screwdriver, 6, 8, 10mm Hex

Technical Specifications

  • Material: 3Cr13 Steel
  • Finish: Bead Blast
  • Overall Length: 101.60 mm
  • Weight: 42.52 g
  • Handle: Stainless steel
  • Type: Multi-tool

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Dimensions

Type
Multitool
Colour
-
Serrated Blade
No
Blade Material
Stainless Steel

Blade Material

Stainless Steel

Features:

  • Good resistance to rust and corrosion

  • Easy to maintain

  • Does not hold an edge as well as carbon steel
Weight
52 gr
Total Length
10.16 cm

Type

Survival
No
Everyday Carry (EDC)
No
Educational
No
with Locking Mechanism
No
Automatic
No
Keychain
No
Batoning Technique
No

Batoning Technique

It is a "splitting with a knife" technique, which, although associated with survival knives, is a general method of using a wedge with impact.

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