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| The Light My Fire Titanium spork! |
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| Detail of the logo |
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| Spoon depth - shallow enough for soup, deep enough for digging out yogurt |
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| Detail of serration on fork - square edges to "chip away" at food but not break skin |
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| Detail of spoon |
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| The Monstrum keychain spork |
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| Detail of tines - short, but effective still |
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| Back of Monstrum spork |
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| The P-51 can opener, folded |
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| P-51 can opener, opened up |
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| Detail of blade |
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| How to use: hook the pointy end under the lip of the can... |
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| ...position the blade as shown, apply pressure with your thumb and fingers, pierce the can, and work your way around! |
It is really difficult to kill a P51 can opener. I have been carrying one on my key ring for nearly 40 years. Not the same one. I've gone through 2 or 3 and I know I lost about that many along the way also. I used to carry a hobo tool for eating at work and elsewhere. The spoon on many of them is a bit small, but they were a nice fit for my pocket or briefcase (later replaced by a notebook PC bag). I do like the Light My Fire spork. It looks a bit more compact than the ones I have.
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