Is there a difference between the AM Leonard Soil Knife and the AM Leonard Deluxe Soil Knife?
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The deluxe has *The 6" blade has one tapered slicing edge and one edge that is deeply serrated for root cutting*One piece molded composite handle is easy to find if left in the landscape*Wider guard protects the hand*Hole in the handle allows knife to hang neatly on your peg rack for a tidy shed or workbench*Extended serrated edge on the blade; serrations on this model are much sharper than the previous soil knife, the 4750
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Yes, there is a difference. The AM Leonard website describes the additional features they added to their classic soil knife which can be read here: http://www.amleo.com/product.aspx?p=4752Having the depth markings on the blade and a longer sharper serrated edge are definitely worth the extra few $$ it typically costs.
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Buy the deluxe soil knife. Although both knives are quality instruments, the deluxe knife has several improvements including a larger diameter hook opening (for hanging); a thumb rest handle and wider safety guard for easier digging; a twine cutting notch; depth markings on the blade (ingenious!); and an extended dual cut serrated edge for a sharper and longer cutting stroke (great for transplanting and cutting roots).
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The deluxe has *The 6" blade has one tapered slicing edge and one edge that is deeply serrated for root cutting *One piece molded composite handle is easy to find if left in the landscape *Wider guard protects the hand *Hole in the handle allows knife to hang neatly on your peg rack for a tidy shed or workbench *Extended serrated edge on the blade; serrations on this model are much sharper than the previous soil knife, the 4750
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As far as I can see there is no difference between the Leonard Soil Knife and the Leonard Deluxe Soil Knife. I use the knife for digging up roots of plant specimens, checking root depths and for for sampling the top two to three layers of soil. It works great in compacted and coarse soils.
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A search of either leads you to the same knife. The knife is awesome. I own one and have give two as gifts.
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From the pictures, it looks like the 'P' version would come with a few extra attachments. I think the other answers here would not be able to tell you the difference unless they specifically ordered both.
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Hi there. The small knife is a paring knife. The large knife is a chefs knife. The medium one is a carving knife.
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I really don't know unless it is just the handle configuration and possibly the physical size. The both sharpen at the same angles and sharpen the same knives. I've been very happy with mine.
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Serated is a choice. I ordered the non serated. Great Swiss army knife. Saw them in Swtzerland, but can not find them in US. I have also bought several to give to friends. This help?
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The 1st is the "Infantry" knife & the 2nd is the "Survival" knife. Both are the same in looks, handling & function. The survival knife may have an added leg strap, but why pay for more? The knife is solid & dependable. It holds up to a lot of abuse. A good buy! I recommend it.
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As far as I know the only difference is the sheath. The knife it exactly the same.
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ONTARIO RAT 1...for the win. It's easier to draw from the pocket, light, and the dual handle slabs make it a hand-filling tool. Moreover, you may like the added grippiness afforded by having a slab on each side as opposed to only the one on the Thermite. I have both and prefer the RAT 1 to the Thermite, which I must add is a really good knife but the RAT 1 just works better for my needs.
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the Ken Onion version has a wider belt and more powerful motor and an adjustable sharpening angle. I have this version and it is a terrific tool. My whole family brings me knives to sharpen. Fast and very easy.
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they are the same knife. the only differences are the color and the sheath. But i have seen some price differences as well. But as functionality goes they are the same. I choose this one simply because it has a more natural color.
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I just bought a new one to modify, I checked it with some of the older ones I own of which a few are so old they have lost the original shape from being sharpened so many times over the years. They are all the same thickness and I think some of them are from the first mfg. runs. They make for a good bush craft knife with some mods. Hope this helps you.
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Its been awhile since i bought mine, but I remember that there were two that were very much alike. the only difference I could find is that one was a little more "tailored" with nicer lines on the handles and a nice scoop in the lid below the handle so your hand could fit into the handle better. A bit more refined, which is why I chose it. Look closely and you will see. Again, I am going by memory, and not by the model name.
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I bought this as a gift so I do not have with me, but the difference was an additional knife I believe. To me it is worth the extra $10
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I have two S&W; pocket knives now. My smaller one is the SWATMBS model and weighs 3.8 oz on our kitchen scale. The larger one is the SWMP5LS model, and weighs 6.4 oz on the same scale, having a larger, heftier handle and larger blade. Either is an excellent carry knife. The larger is real badass-looking.
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I've used this one for years. the only difference between the two is just the width of the blade. I have always just switched between the two.
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The difference between the BK-22 and the BK-2 is the sheath. The BK-22 has a nylon sheath which is an amazing upgrade from the BK-2's sheath. I would opt for the BK-22 because the sheath is better by a 100%. Since I have both knives, I have noticed the the BK-2's sheath dull's the blade after a while and the sheath is actually a pain in the posterior when the blade is not in it. It bangs around like crazy and get annoying after a while. I hope that helps ;)
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No there is no difference except that one is listed as being as $22 and one is $18. But there is a variation on this model (Leatherman Style CS) that has larger scissors in place of the pliers. Hope this was helpful - Andrew