The electrician’s knife has one large slip joint blade and a locking screwdriver held in place by a channel lock (early liner lock). The screwdriver is long and often mistaken for a dull knife, but in reality the tool was used to strip wire so sharpening wasn’t required. Frequently, owners of electrician’s knives would modify the screw driver blade into knives. The previous owner of this knife modified the screwdriver so well, upon first inspection I didn’t think it was a modification. The blade has a bayonet grind taking it almost together to a dagger point, but with enough steel to help reinforce the tip. The knife is in excellent over all condition and each blade has a solid snap upon closing.

Blade steel: carbon steel

Handle: delrin scales

Blade length: 2.5”

Modified screwdriver blade length: 2.5”

Handle length: 3.75”