Prometheus Design Werx PDW SPD X-11 Keychain Sliding Utility Blade Knife 2.32" Overall, Titanium Handle, GITD Strontium Aluminate Button Inlay - 1042404

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Part #: PDW1042404 | Prometheus Design Werx PDW
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Description

PDW1042404: SPD X-11

Prometheus Design Werx

The Special Projects Division X-11 is a precision-made, titanium-handled, compact cutting tool using a common and replaceable no. 11 utility blade. A unique, unibody design that is smaller in width than a AAA battery and about as long as your pinky finger. This small but mighty cutting tool is designed to be barely felt on your keychain, in your pocket, or stored in a pocket emergency kit or stash tube.

The SPD X-11 is a very compact, yet highly capable cutting tool. Barely over 8 grams in weight, smaller in diameter than a AAA battery, and about as long as your pinky finger. 

At PDW, they have a strong affinity for titanium billet and machining them into useful, everyday carry tools and objects. The SPD X-11 is a precision-made tool for EDC.

Using the latest fabrication techniques, PDW was able to construct the handle out of a solid piece of titanium billet, creating a unibody cutting tool. Despite its very compact size, smart details characterize the design which features four preset blade positions and carefully considered ergonomics.

PDW uses the best grade in materials in the making of their X-11. From 6AL-4V grade-5 titanium billet to the brightest strontium aluminate cabochon button inlay, PDW is uncompromising in the quality of make. The practical use of the replaceable, readily available no.11 utility blades was a smart decision to have an off-the-shelf supply of razor-sharp blades at your disposal. 

As with just about all of PDW EDC tools and items, it includes a presentation box, that is simple, yet elegant and practical. The tin boxes are completely reusable for storing odds and ends, fire-making supplies, a DIY sewing kit, and more.

Making the X-11 literally required some fresh angles in fabrication methods. It was a challenging and ultimately satisfying exercise to achieve the unibody construction that they were after, as well as the whole process to miniaturize the entire cutting tool was befitting of the SPD classification. 

Features

  • Precision Machined Titanium Unibody Construction
  • Fine Matte Industrial Finish
  • Brightest Glow in the Dark Button Cabochon
  • Uses Replaceable, Readily Available No. 11 Utility Blades
  • Four Blade Positions
  • Lanyard Hole
  • Lightweight & Compact
  • Packed in SPD Signed Tin Presentation Box

Specifications

  • Overall Length: 2.32" (59 mm)
  • Width: 0.41" (10.4 mm)
  • Thickness: 0.30" (7.62 mm)
  • Thickness with Button: 033" (8.32 mm)
  • Materials: 6Al4V Titanium, Cabon Steel, and Strontium Aluminate
  • Weight: 0.30 oz. (8.5 g)
  • Imported

Related Categories

Prometheus Design Werx PDW, Prometheus Design Werx PDW Folding Knives Series, Carbon Steel Blade Steel, Titanium Handle Material, Folding Knives, Folding Knives Button, Made in Import

Product Handle Badge: Titanium Handles
Prometheus Design Werx PDW SPD X-11 Keychain Sliding Utility Blade Knife 2.32" Overall, Titanium Handle, GITD Strontium Aluminate Button Inlayrated 5.000 stars out of 5 (1 review)
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Prometheus Design Werx PDW SPD X-11 Keychain Sliding Utility Blade Knife 2.32" Overall, Titanium Handle, GITD Strontium Aluminate Button Inlay
rated 5 stars out of 5
Dan
North Carolina
Mar 01, 2024
Pros: Blade Sharpness, Lock Type, Overall Quality, Weight
Cons: None
Great keychain razor
I have been carrying one of these on my keychain for the past few months and really like how small and usable it is. There is a learning curve to using it and I cut my finger a few times when I positioned it too close to the front, but at this point I can use it with one hand to open packages or make precise cuts. I am curious if adding a small lip or flange right under front opening would prevent poking my finger with the blade. I have large hands and it requires some dexterity to open, but I like the spring loaded button design more than the alternatives that have a little nut that tightens down, which I sometimes unscrew too much and drop. The spring loaded button is a bit tricky to put together if you want to replace the blade, but not worse than taking apart an axis lock Benchmade. Overall I recommend it and think it is worth the money at $60. I bought a second one a few weeks after the first because I liked it so much and wanted a backup.