Klein Duct Knife - The Serrated Knife You Knew Nothing About

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While on a trip to the local hardware store, I ran across this Klein duct knife. This serrated knife is designed for air conditioning duct work. However the possibilities for its use in everyday applications does make one think. In this video meet the knife you knew nothing about.
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@mojavedesertsonorandesert9531 11 дней назад

Ive known its existence for a long time, i keep one in my semi, one in my camp kitchen box, and one in the tool box...

@CloverTac 11 дней назад

heck yeah, there ya go

@allosaurusfragilis7782 2 месяца назад

I've ordered one to leave in my boat. Don't know how well it'll hold up in marine conditions...but for 25 quid (UK) I'm happy to give it a go!

@CloverTac 2 месяца назад

i think if you keep it in a box with a good rubber gasket, should do alright. you could also keep it oiled up well on the regular and that would help too. these really are a good tool to have even if you do not do HVAC work

@allosaurusfragilis7782 2 месяца назад

Absolutely! I think its a bit of a bargain. Cheers.

@QuantumPyrite_88.9 10 месяцев назад

A very good low budget blade for self defense. good luck trying to get one shipped to MA & CA . They do not allow double edged knives, even if they are called a "tool". Thanks for your video.

@CloverTac 10 месяцев назад

thankfully i won't ever have to find out. i have been told by people in both those states, and others like NJ, that because it is not a smooth edge on both sides, one has the serrations, that it is exempt. even if those people are correct, i certainly would not adivse carrying it around everywhere you go. 🤣😂

@traumajock 5 лет назад

I saw those too! There's not much knife restriction in Texas anymore.

@andrewfaulkner3404 5 лет назад

I wish I had seen this before I bought my Milwaukee duct knife. Klein tools are good quality stuff

@Rupan-rx 5 лет назад

Andrew Faulkner I have one or two Milwaukee duct knives. I broke the metal end on one and I switched to a stepped drill bit. People want ductless mini splits now and don’t want conventional anymore haha.

@CloverTac 5 лет назад

i don't do A/C work, think this shows promise for a LOT of other things outside of that

@Rupan-rx 5 лет назад

CloverTac definitely if you are HVAC and in unfriendly places like Massholechusetts

@internetwonderbuilder4741 3 года назад

I keep one of these in the tool pouch in case of duct attack

@CloverTac 3 года назад

probably a good idea, those killer ducts are tough... thanks for the comment

@chopsddy3 9 месяцев назад

@@CloverTac Yeah. Nobody wants to be taken over by a “Ductator”.

@zacharyshimer2901 3 года назад

This is without a doubt the most durable knife you will ever come across , i do A/C work and I use it for everything I actually have two one I use for my beater ill chisel wood out pry anything open seriously its one of my favorite tools it always comes in handy in a pinch and then my second duct knife I use more on the cutting side just because they come Rasor sharp and the stay that shard for a while even if your rough with it ... I Recommend this tool for any trade... if im doing any side jobs regardless if it AC work electrical, or framing/ carpentry this tool has always came in handy I've only snapped one but I got a little to crazy with and tried to use it as a pry bar ... you can definitely pry stuff with one of these unless it calls for a crow bar then it will snap... Amazing tool though

@CloverTac 3 года назад

awesome story, thanks for sharing

@davidgraemesmith1980 3 года назад

It's awfully similar to my dive knife from the late 90's, think I'll get one as the different blade edges worked great on soft tarps and tough ropes, I guess the pommel could be used for tapping marker nails into crates etc

@mrpigx 4 года назад

I use mine to cut Insulated Flexible Duct. The long blade helps with all the layers. It also does great cutting Duct Board.

@CloverTac 4 года назад

yup, great tool and in a self defense pinch could be handy as well

@PPD1911 4 месяца назад

The actual sharpened blade length ?

@CloverTac 4 месяца назад

idk exactly, would have to try and run the darn thing down to meausre, in a toolbox somsewhere. from tip to about 1" from handle, whatever that comes out to

@bubbag8895 Год назад

just need to put a nice tip on it

@CloverTac Год назад

yeah, someone who knew what they were doing with blades could probabaly fix it up real nice

@eduardo7cl 4 года назад

Use these for hvac work. Pretty damn tough knife can take plenty of damage and abuse. Milwaukee duct knife is also a great choice.

@CloverTac 4 года назад

yes, i have heard the milwaukee is a good one too

@travisp11 5 лет назад

Great review, Clover!!

@CloverTac 5 лет назад

no travisp11 there, obviously but thanks

@danielcarter5537 3 года назад

I found one the other day laying in a crawlspace while I was doing a termite treatment. The owner just had the house renovated and told me it was probably one of the contractors that dropped it. It's a Malco, which is practically identical to yours, except for the handle is a little different. It had some pretty bad edge damage, and probably wouldn't have been able to cut butter. I took the nicks out on a coarse stone, and just got done putting a new edge on it with a fine stone. It's wicked sharp now. I'm looking forward to trying it out on some projects and seeing how well it holds up. Might even make a leather sheath for it. If it breaks, or doesn't hold an edge for long, oh well! At least I didn't lose any money on it!

@CloverTac 3 года назад

wow... SCORE!

@Portuguese-linguica 5 лет назад

Looks like a decent knife . Wish I had one to use so we could hold a conversation about it but I only have standard pocket knifes.

@Yohane350 2 года назад

I work in HVAC have gone through 3 of these during this year the tip has snapped on all 3 and one snapped in half. Doesn’t hold up the way Malco does. Gonna buy a Milwaukee one next just to test it out even though it’s prob gonna be worse than my Malco.

@CloverTac 2 года назад

yeah, i don't use it every day like you HVAC guys, so it is just a pretty cool knife to me

@RyanDVA63 4 года назад

I use mine for duct work but it’s always in my toolbox in my car just in case I need it for anything else self defense included

@CloverTac 4 года назад

awesome, thanks for sharing

@johnnysmith6554 3 года назад

I use my for just about everything wouldn't ever leave home without it best knife to have

@CloverTac 3 года назад

can't say i blame ya, thanks for sharing

@johnnysmith6554 3 года назад

@@CloverTac any time thanks for the awesome video's

@tomdrew5608 Год назад

Where is it made?

@CloverTac Год назад

i do no tknow for certain. if i had to take a guess i would say the US becuse Klein has been making tools in the US for a very long time and i do own other Klein tools that are stamped as such... this knife is not, but, i own other Klein stuff not stamped US too. is it possible they farm out certain things? yeah sure. you could always fire an email of to Klein if it is that big of a concern for you.

@tronaboron2064 4 года назад

This duct knifes are underrated. I have a good collection. these are dependable!👍🇺🇸🍺

@CloverTac 4 года назад

yep, agree. i don't use them in the capacity for which they were designed.... but think they have potential far beyond that type of use

@tronaboron2064 4 года назад

@@CloverTac I use it for work & camping, also keep one in my bugout bag, skin snakes out here in the Mojave Desert. For the price it does the job.

@CloverTac 4 года назад

@@tronaboron2064 there ya go! thanks for the input, hopefully others realize the value with these

@rollinlikeariver7756 5 лет назад

I want to know how thick the blade is; since that's the only thing not listed anywhere! I'm guessing about 3mm at it's thickest in the center.

@CloverTac 5 лет назад

yes, i broke out the dial calipers on it. measuring the middle of the blade it is a little over 3.20mm right at the hilt and tapers off to about 3.05mm at the tip.

@rollinlikeariver7756 5 лет назад

@@CloverTac Now I just need to find a good sheath that is affordable...I don't care for this sheath. The upper part is overly bulky. I also would like a sheath with a belt clip..

@CloverTac 5 лет назад

@@rollinlikeariver7756 yeah not sure about that one. best bet is to find someone small that does leather or kydex or both

@karlmoegling4665 8 месяцев назад

I'VE RESERVED MINE FOR UNINVITED GUESTS WHO WANT MY TRUCK.

@andrewfaulkner3404 5 лет назад

I just keep mine in the truck just in case I need a larger knife.

@tronaboron2064 4 года назад

👍🍺

@krystalmillerd4680 2 года назад

I brought the Milwaukee version of this ... I hope to maybe pick this one up too ... does any one see the potential of this being a decent combat knife and or a really good rescue blad .... maybe even a s. h. t. f knife

@CloverTac 2 года назад

it think it could be a great knife for a lot of different situations, particularly in a pinch and since it is viewed more as a "tool" thank a "knife"