Mac Electrician Knife

The work knife from Italy.
www.mac-coltel...
Blade: stainless steel - W 1.4116
Hardness: 55-56HRC • Thickness: 2,5 mm - 0.098” • Weight: 85 g - 3 oz
Handle material: Nylon reinforced with glass fiber
Knife length: 19 cm - 7.48"
Blade length: 8 cm - 3.14"
Info: Electrician knife

[@mikepsi1359]

Looks like a decent knife for the price... those notches are more use full then some might think, for the wire trades.

[@Gungeek]

i can see it being great :)

[@314299]

The whole knife is 3 oz? That is quite light indeed.

[@mikepsi1359]

Wow that is light... great knife for the tool pouch.

[@Gungeek]

just checked and the scale says about 3.1 oz.

[@JohnSmith-hm7eh]

Nice Electrician knife, GunGeek. ... The big semi-circle 'stripper-notch' could be used on Industrial Wiring. ... The 'nylon' handle is handy too, (For some Jobs) ... I was working on a job down here in YankerLand. ... A 'mentally challenged' man with a Presidential Look was watching me. [Clayton from Arkansas] .... I told him, "Don't touch the breaker box." I heard him say, "Why is this off?" Before the sound of the 'click' I let go of the wires. ... A wire stripper knife with an insulating handle is always a good idea.

[@Gungeek]

been messing with the cut out and still not totally sure the best way to use or if its some special euro wire :)

[@thorsaxe5881]

Scott, Good review, Down on the pier everyone had some type of knife for work chores. there isn't much advantage in buying a expensive one because if you forget it on the bull rail, go back to get it and someone walked off with it, or you have one of the fumbling moments and drop it over the side, or you break it,,, So what. just go get another one at some discount sporting goods store for 15 dollars. Move on. Peace - Dave

[@Gungeek]

yes work knives should be bargain priced , because as you say about break or lost :)