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Milwaukee FASTBACK 5-in-1 Folding Knife Review

Purchase Link: https://shrsl.com/27aqd Article: https://www.toolboxbuzz.com/hand-tool... Milwaukee FASTBACK 5-in-1 Folding Knife Review ----------------------------------------- I like all of the Milwaukee FastBack knives so when I first saw the Milwaukee FASTBACK 5-in-1 Folding Knife I felt it looked gimmicky. I'll admit when you add a bottle opener to a tool you get me thinking you're appealing to a DIYer on a weekend and not a PRO. Plus I drink cans – SMILE! Ok so here is What I Like About this Knife. There are five things, I REALLY like about the Knife... let's do this: Tanto Tip Blade There are quite a few styles of blades out there from Drop Point, Recurve, Hawksbill, and Reverse Tanto. Each blade shape excels at a certain task. The Milwaukee knife has a stainless steel Tanto tipped blade that is also partially serrated. The tip is sharp and reinforced by the design placement being in front of the thickest part of the blade. The Tanto tip is perfect for box-busting, or piercing Tyvek, drywall or fiberglass insulation Partial Serrated Edge The serrated edge is intended to be used much like a small saw with a back-and-forth motion. It’s great for cutting through belts and ropes, fabric and various other textured materials. Finger Notch All good working knives have a finger notch to prevent hand slippage toward the blade when piercing and from losing your grip when pulling, cutting or slicing. Sturdy Liner Lock While NOT exciting I admit, the liner lock secures the blade while open, but still lets you easily close it one-handed, when done. When you look for a folding blade knife, always ensure that it has a reliable locking mechanism. Otherwise, your knife will be more a hazard than a tool when you try to use it.  The last thing you want is to have a knife that easily closes. Many knives that have pushbuttons can be accidentally activated by non-intended hand placement causing the blade to collapse during cutting. ... This can be dangerous! The folding pocket knife also includes a fold-out 1/4" bit holder along with a.. reversible Phillips #2 slotted 1/4" bit This feature has proven useful more times than I thought it would and is a great feature add-on. I still use a fixed blade utility knife and now I don't have to use my impact to change the blade. The fold-out bit feature to me helps justify to cost of the knife. Durable Belt Clip The Milwaukee FASTBACK 5-in-1 Folding Knife has a durable belt clip that reduces pocket tearing. Personally, I always liked the wire clip because it was very accommodating of clipping onto various thicknesses of materials. It works fine clipping onto jeans as well as the thickened, reinforced portions of my tool bags.  Bottle Opener and Lanyard Hole My two least favorite features are the tether-ready lanyard hole and the bottle opener. I’ve never in my life attached a lanyard to a pocket knife, maybe I’d consider it if I were an ironworker. As far as the bottle opener goes, ..well... you know! Press And Flip Opening The Milwaukee FASTBACK 5-in-1 Folding Knife features a press and flip mechanism and is advertised to be able to open one-handed. This is an area that I think needs improvement. I've tested two of these knives. My knife does not open one-handed and I’m never going to contort my fingers to open a knife. A one-handed knife should open one-handed easily, and intuitively and this one doesn’t.It's possible that the knife is still stiff – so to facilitate break-in I oiled the blade shaft, worked it back and forth repeatedly and even loosened the blade shaft nut a little. Maybe it will take some more time to break in- but I'm not seeing it. They shouldn't call this a FASTBACK if it's not going to flip open. Look ... In my opinion, that’s OK! I don’t want a knife that “flips” open that easy, to me that’s dangerous for a work knife.  Improvements I’d rather keep the blade movement stiffer and use 2-hands, or add a spring assist and a finger flipper tab to make it a one-handed opening knife. But then again, I’m sure someone, somewhere will complain that the flipper catches on your pocket. Just can’t win. Cost The Milwaukee FASTBACK 5-in-1 Folding Knife costs approximately $24.99. To me, this knife hits a sweet spot between cost, durability, and functionality. Overall Impression Overall the new Milwaukee FASTBACK 5-in-1 Folding Knife is a great addition to the Fastback line, as a work knife, it provides a durable, reliable, multi-functional “beater knife with benefits.”