I have a small Victorinox pocket knife, and it's the first knife I've ever owned. But it's quite old, and when I was 13 or 14 (being the genius I was) decided to try and fix a slight bend in the blade by putting the tip of the blade in a vice and bending it back (slightly of course). Snap. The tip broke off, and I have just had a broken pocket knife for ages now, but I was wondering if it is possible to repair something like the tip being snapped on a knife like this, or if it would mean a replacement (the thought only just occurred to me to ask when I picked it up for the first time in ages the other day). I don't really use it, but it was my first pocket knife, so it does carry some value to me. I don't know exactly what model it is, so I can't help there. But is it possible to send it away and just get the individual blade replaced, or is it going to be a whole knife replacement?
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Is it possible to replace a broken blade on a Victorinox?
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powernoodle
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Until you get a better answer, there are folks who modify SAKs and I'm sure that one of them could handle the blade replacement. You might look around at www.sosakonline.com to start.
Agreed, or send it in to Victorinox and have them do it.