Craig Douglas of Shivworks talks about the Fixed Blade as part f his EDC 

Great subject, no fancy hand movements+ short, sweet and to the point. 👍🏻

A video that’s short, helpful, and easy to understand... How refreshing.

Craig Douglas always explains it so clearly. Thank you sir

Excellent info and excellent explanation. Thanks so much to this fine gentleman, you sir are a really good teacher.

A video on what "type" of fixed blade and their strengths/weaknesses would be nice.

Great overview. After looking at a lot of edc knives I did end up buying the clinch pick as my edc. I carry a Sog in my back pack for cutting and general use junk but the CP is a great knife for use in confined space and in a hand to hand situation when you need to create space to get to your gun

thanks for sharing, things to consider when carrying a fixed blade.

Great video, very informing, agree totally.

Excellent information !!!

Thanks, great stuff!

Knives are a funny thing in Vegas. I can carry my firearm, open or concealed, pretty much anywhere but I can't carry a knife with a blade longer than 4" and it must be visible. How does that make any sense? I would EDC a 6" blade concealed if I could.

anyone had any experience with the TOPS Knives Street Scalpel?

Not a mention on who makes Shiveworks knvies.

Legend

I can go on a 3 paragraph rant about the many problems with folding knives, but I won't, instead I'll say, fix blades offer the strength and durability that no folding knife will ever be able to offer. Not even one with a dead lock

my god look at those bear paws ... is there any hope for guys with small to medium hands ?

I carry a fixed blade every day, right hip at 4 oclock. Fuck a Folder, shits for kids & women, carrying around a knife that is green/purple sparkle with a m35cvHdX22 steel blade, LOL. I go to Blade Show and i honestly have to laugh at 80% of the people there,a guy will have 25 knives and never used one of them, all look brand new, LOL