Discover The Must-have Utility Knife!

Calling all EDC (Every Day Carry) enthusiasts and gearheads! Sedge is back with a deep dive into his favorite utility knife. In this video, Sedge goes beyond just showing off his pick. He'll dissect the features that make this knife his go-to choice for everyday tasks.
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[@SpencleyDesignCo]

you got me with removing the sticker haha

[@sedgetool]

🤣

[@chriskelvin248]

I haven’t tried every single brand by any means, but these past two years I’ve been a little infatuated with my Milwaukee folding utility knife. It’s just muscle memory to grab it off my pocket or belt, hit that button and wrist-flick it open. I guess the fact that it’s the one tool that seems to always follow me all the way into the house at the end of the day and make it to the “habidashery” drawer in my closet says something.

[@sedgetool]

cool....

[@linwood1456]

I have 350+,Mostly high end custom utility knives! Lot of titanium, brass, aluminum and various exotic materials.

[@sedgetool]

wow...cool

[@mikepurnell5645]

My favorite utility knife is the one I find first. Always loosing them

[@sedgetool]

Amen....

[@chriskelvin248]

Lucky, lately I’m losing headlamps…

[@JonDunnmusician]

Losing Mike, not loosing... Lol

[@craftycouplecreations4310]

Always learning so much from you 👏👏👏

[@sedgetool]

Happy to hear that!

[@cbaer66]

Lenox retractable has been my go to for a few years now. They seem to hold up pretty well they’re comfortable in the hand and they’re painted white so they are way easier to find because nothing else is white in my toolset

[@chriskelvin248]

That’s the one I keep in my painting/ caulking tool box.

[@joebeaton1101]

Was like a walk down memory lane!!

[@sedgetool]

cool !!!!

[@barriowoodworks]

Great video, cutting through the minutia of box cutters. The Olfa cutter is my favorite. Another 💎.

[@sedgetool]

Thanks 👍

[@JonDunnmusician]

I call it the simple, yet most dangerous- for me it's the most stable blade, and I try not to use them at all- Japanese scissors are my go-to cutting tool they are amazing

[@sedgetool]

oh cool

[@winfinit]

I really like my Milwaukee one, blades are easy to change and it has few extra features, like wire stripper. It has a smaller handle so it is more compact. It is obviously red, so it makes it easier to find

[@sedgetool]

cool

[@sedgetool]

ok

[@chrisjaustin88]

I just got a new Klein that I love

[@sedgetool]

cool..will check that one out

[@user-qx6ws9kd2d]

I always love your videos. Would love to see episode on adjustable countersinks and self centre drill bits. I’m a Carpenter from Australia and my favourite utility knife is the Stanley fatmax.

[@sedgetool]

I have a Stanley Fat max around here somewhere .......

[@ruftime]

Yes! I’ve got a 40 yr collection, with some prized hand me downs, but an Olfa 9mm is my current EDC😎

[@sedgetool]

wicked cool !!!

[@davidhull2060]

For heavy use, I like the Stanley Titan with a retractable blade and holster. My everyday knife is a Stanley folder with a skeleton frame and again retractable blade....it's hi vis green and very easy to find. I've had a look around the workshop and so far I have found 18 assorted knives (nearly all Stanley) and I'm sure I have some more scattered around in various toolboxes. As a point of interest, in the UK, we generally refer to any utility type knife as a Stanley knife...they were the original and still the best in my opinion.

[@sedgetool]

good tips ...

[@kevinmccarthy8670]

my favorite is the stanley 99 when I was hanging sheetrock I'd sharpen the blade till it couldn"t he sharpened any more

[@sedgetool]

wicked cool

[@davidmatke248]

I bought a whole bunch of the Olfa knives because that's what you use.

[@sedgetool]

I love my Olfa !!!

[@warrensmith2902]

Stropping, why didn't I think of that? Still have a box cutter in the shop from my dad's freight company (50+ years ago). I keep a bunch of those cheep Harbor Freight $1 adjustable small breakaway knifes every where. I also have an 18mm adjustable breakaway knife for foam cutting as well.

[@sedgetool]

🤙

[@rollingthunder4599]

I'd like to know about the storage system behind you

[@sedgetool]

here ya go kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5bZkHt4l56njcU

[@stevendecker6814]

Tajima premium cutter series

[@sedgetool]

they are GREAT as well !!!

[@MikeyFFA500]

Knipex for sure

[@sedgetool]

👍

[@agentchodybanks9120]

The Knipex has a faulty locking mechanism, mine only lasted 2 months. I think if they release a gen 2 it could be the best rhough

[@danmac4132]

My favorite is your favorite.

[@sedgetool]

AWESOME !!!!

[@rickm7898]

I love the unwanted sticker. I was in Hartville in November when one of those sickers mysteriously appeared in your demonstration area. You have to always be on guard for those content creators.

[@sedgetool]

So cool!

[@flyawaytx4588]

The sticker got to go!

[@sedgetool]

for sure

[@pangrac1]

Your camera men is not good with framing. 👎 Step off or zoom out a bit. 🙈🤷‍♂️

[@sedgetool]

ok

[@mikesi67]

@sedgetool 2nd favorite is the same Olfa, my favorite, going on 12 years now, is the Lenox retractable quick change, (20353SSRK1), it is a tough knife, like the dolphin is, but a more comfortable size. The nose is hardened and you can hammer on it if you need to. Who hammers on their knives.?

[@sedgetool]

cool...looks really heavy duty !!!

[@fernze.6478]

GERBER EAB POCKET KNIFE..

[@sedgetool]

I have been looking at those

[@fernze.6478]

@sedgetool easy to lose or leave behind, but very handy. As long as you have the 3 item must carry in mind..wallet, phone, and knife..

[@manuzach]

Olfa 🫡