"Scalpel!" . . . "Folding!"

[@gorillaguerillaDK]

Best Design 2:07 CountyComm Folding Titanium Craft Scalpel Knife 3:36 ILEAF Titanium Alloy Daily Mini Pocket Folding Utility Knife Most Compact and Lightest 4:12 NITECORE NTK05 Titanium Folding Scalpel EDC Knife, ( comes with a LumenTac Mini Flashlight that can be seen at 9:51 ) Bonus 0:33 and 5:08 "Mack The Knife" - modified Tach-It Model-L All Metal Tap Knife 2:22 Variations of Surgical Scalpel blades 9:19 Safety Tip - how to replace/remove a scalpel blade

[@MeZillch]

Thanks for the breakdown with direct links to the juicy parts!

[@timotoxic4664]

Good to see you up here again!

[@budgetsurvival1981]

Please make more videos please

[@dmg4415]

Welcome back, missed your videos.

[@charruza]

Hey welcome back! I didn't even know they made folding scalpels...I do now! :)

[@MeZillch]

To the best of my knowledge they DIDN'T make folding scalpels up until about a year ago. There have been some retracting blade ones though.

[@joesikorski4080]

Where ya been?? We need you in these crazy times!

[@bowmaster24]

I had no idea you still made videos! I watched your micro kit videos so many years ago. Just clicked the bell!

[@MeZillch]

Thanks.

[@Flederratte]

Good idea with the rubber tubing.

[@spacecowboy6667]

Genius, as always. Greetings from England by the way!

[@MeZillch]

Hello England!

[@gorillaguerillaDK]

Great video - definitely worth considering for a well assorted Medical Kit

[@PhillyFlyersss]

I cant get enough of your videos.. They are so addicting lol. Thanks for all the content and ideas, man!

[@MeZillch]

Thanks. Tell your friends on the web/social media. My channel is completely un-monetized and my only reward is is seeing my viewership grow. Thanks.

[@mikezmit340]

Titaner makes a couple of great options

[@mikesadillan5834]

Mack the knife rocks!

[@MeZillch]

I agree. Carrying a perpetually razor sharp knife on you every day is awesome. The inexpensive blade can be swapped around if it dulls, or replaced entirely for just pennies.

[@7eis]

Carried one for 2 years. It was awesome!

[@mikesadillan5834]

Thanks. Good to see you are back

[@mondriaa]

I made my own folding scalpel holder bit like the Opinel folders

[@dylanbly7931]

I love your tin 2 urban spy tin. It's awsome!

[@billsowers8859]

Nice video.long time no see.

[@Traderjoe]

In my town of Mineola, NY there is a company called Medipoint and they sell a product called Splinter Out. It’s essentially a lancet first your skin, to puncture in and dig out a splinter or to let the fluid out of s boil. They come in a snap closed little plastic case that has 5 or 10 of them. I think you’ll like them if you like scalpels. And they are sealed inside a sleeve that keeps them clean and are extremely flat.

[@MeZillch]

Thanks. I looked it up. Looks good for cutting out a splinter.

[@TheDarkSkorpion]

I bought some of those. The same company (medipoint) also sells blood lancets. They are the exact same thing except they don't come in the plastic case and you get 200 for $10 instead of 20 for $5. Seriously. I fell for it, too.

[@mhsvz6735]

Thank you for another excellent review!

[@dylanbly7931]

The secret agent spy strikes again with another Gadget

[@LIBERTYVIEWS]

Wish these would take the more commonly used Xacto blades instead of scalpel blades. Maybe there's a folding version of Xacto knives out there somewhere? I bought some cheap Xacto knife clones [with the standard removable caps] and cut down the handles to put in my EDC pack and add to gift EDC packs I made.

[@gaylordpantamime]

You're awesome just found your channel tonight you're a spy bro

[@sharondempsey9329]

Learned something new, thanks so much!

[@francoisbelangerboisclair]

I agree with the choice. But one point you must also take into account is the type of blade. #11 are a lot easier to find on Amazon Canada compare to #24.

[@MeZillch]

Although little skinny ones that take No. 11 can't take the larger No. 24, I'm pretty sure the one that takes the big No. 24 can accommodate nearly any smaller blade too, including No. 11. For my purposes No. 11 is actually a very good size since I am working with tiny objects. Thanks for the tip about availability.

[@ribstein7714]

Strange for this to get age-restricted

[@MeZillch]

Children shouldn't play with scalpels and I decided I didn't want to post a video that entices them to either, so I age restricted it.

[@ribstein7714]

@@MeZillch makes sense

[@jpkatz1435]

Scaple in holder also very useful if and when you have to remove your own Appendix, as a Russian doctor had to while on winter duty in Antartica. Check it out in Wikipedia.

[@sylla2]

Had to come back and watch again, because I forgot to give your video a thumbs up the first time I saw it. That has been fixed now 😎😎

[@MeZillch]

Thanks

[@ilikeknives5307]

been a while

[@limodrivermike]

perfect for your surgery on the go!

[@Jaybird196]

'Was afraid, for a bit, that you had stopped making videos. 'Glad, that that isn't true :) .

[@MeZillch]

Hope to post another quick one today but then the next one may be a ways off.

[@Jaybird196]

@@MeZillch I'll be watching :) . I always check in, for new stuff!

[@JacknifePaul]

These look like great keychain knife options. However I do recommend that you try the Screwpop "Ron's Utility Knife 3.0". It uses standard utility blades but works best with Lenox utility blades that have 4 notches at the back of the blade and they're great for adjusting the blade length you need.

[@hakon5873]

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