Kershaw Select Fire 1920 and the Attack of the Clones

[@sbagwell98]

Yes a desk/Kitchen junk drawer knife tool. Liked it so much that I bought one for son in law. He too uses it around the house, so does my daughter. Almost a multi tool, but not a EDC either. For $30 its great

[@justin00ish]

I've been carrying mine for atleast 9 years almost daily and I've ABUSED it in every way imaginable and its held up extremely well the screwdriver is still very snappy and tight and the knife is still perfectly sintered and hasn't broke although it dosent hold a razor edge for very long its a great beater knife and I've replaced the bits with Dewalt bits that better suit my needs overall I love it!

[@Charlie_Sixx]

My “Desk knife” in my computer office is a Microtech Exocet, and at my workbench is actually a Kershaw 1920 select fire

[@josephestes5508]

I have this knife and somehow the magnetic part that holds the bits for use is now missing. Do you know if there are replacements for those?

[@Factor85Labs]

You could probably get a similar small magnet and replace it. Check Amazon or hobby stores. I used some similar tiny magnets to modify the bit holders on my Opinion DIY knife.

[@blue_death2146]

Also I have an original bought at kershaw and the price is closer to $60

[@antoniosilva3992]

I have one and You says the price it's 30.. but I pay 45$.. anyway it's a good tool..