Monday, June 10, 2013

EDC Tool Review: Cardsharp 2 by Iain Sinclair

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Review by Iain Sinclair:

Source: Iain Sinclair via Gear Hungry

Cardsharp 2 packs a razor in a credit card package

Cardsharp 2

Do you favour preparedness (in the form of a knife) but lack pockets to spare? Iain Sinclair’s impossibly thin and light Cardsharp 2 takes up but a card slot in your wallet, yet contorts to reveal a 3 inch surgical stainless steel blade that’s legal virtually everywhere. We wouldn’t recommend hunting with a Cardsharp, but one thing’s certain: this knife’s bound to be with you when you need it (hopefully limited to opening letters).
_Iain Sinclair via Gear Hungry



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Several years ago, designer Iain Sinclair launched the Cardsharp, a razor-sharp stainless steel knife folded into a credit card-shaped package. The knife combined real-world function with sleek, aesthetic design. Late
last year, Sinclair updated the knife into the Cardsharp 2.
The Cardsharp 2 fits naturally in a wallet or pocket
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The Cardsharp 2 has 2.5 inches (6.5 cm) of cutting edgeAn evolutionary update, version 2.0 of the Cardsharp includes a stiffer polypropylene build and a child-proof safety lock. The knife packs 2.5 inches (6.5 cm) of stainless steel cutting surface into its own card-like sheath. A series of three folds is all it takes to turn the device from card to knife.
While the Cardsharp 2 doesn't offer as much utility as a multi-tool, it's a featherlight (13 gram) knife that's easy to transport anywhere. The knife can slide easily into a wallet, pocket or gear bag, and the blade locks into its sheath so it won't open accidentally. Sinclair says that the knife is less than a tenth the weight of a Stanley utility knife and about a seventh the weight of a Leatherman knife.
With three quick folds, you go from card to knifehttp://shop.nebudchenezzarshipworks.com 

It's not too difficult to imagine uses for a thin, razor-sharp go-anywhere knife. The Sinclair firm says that it's useful for everything from emergency wilderness survival to arts and crafts. It can be customized with silk screen printing or laser engraving for use as a gift or promotion. It retails for US$25.
The video shows how easily the knife transforms:

http://iainsinclair.com/knife_video.html

Source: Iain Sinclair via Gear Hungry

Founded by Iain Sinclair in 1964, Iain Sinclair Design is a design house that conceives, designs and develops highly innovative consumer products for global markets, using an in-house team of specialist industrial designers, electronic/mechanical engineers and CGI (Computer Generated Image) artists. The team is directed by Iain Sinclair and Grant Sinclair.

Led by a belief in, and commitment to superior quality design and innovation, Iain Sinclair's design team have created many world first products including: Liteblade (the first ultra thin flashlight of 1987), Flashcard (the multi-million selling, ultra thin flashlight of 1993), Smartlite (the first smart flashlight in 1988) and Eon (the first white LED flashlight of 1997 - US patents granted for using white LED technology in a portable lighting device). The company designs are in the permanent collection of several museums worldwide including the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Science Museum of London.

The company has also designed hundreds of products for numerous other companies; furniture and lighting, clocks and watches, tableware, hi-fi equipment, intelligent games computers and other leading edge, electronics based hardware including over 100 products for Saitek Ltd (a leading computer peripheral and intelligent games console supplier) between 1980 and 1993 . Other large companies the team have designed for include Sinclair Radionics Ltd (inventors of the world's first slimline pocket calculator, world's first pocket television and the world's first mass market digital watch).

More recently the team have developed a new collection of four credit card sized products including a highly innovative folding utility knife, a high performance flashlight and a range of high definition 'point and shoot' cameras (the camera idea was conceived by Grant Sinclair).


 
 
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