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Here's the cool new SAK Huntsman I just picked up. Now it's my favorite folder. 
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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is available! Price is $250 ea (shipped within CONUS).
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/
Let's see some pictures!
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Nice lil rambler.
Promo freebie.. Got 2 of these, and cant think of a nicer freebie to get from a company.
Promo freebie.. Got 2 of these, and cant think of a nicer freebie to get from a company.
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Tinker!
My car keys...
Includes Spyderco Honeybee, SwissTec 4-in-1, and SwissTec 6-in-1 pliers. Pop cap for size reference...
My other keys...
Includes Victorinox Manager in blue, Sebertool 5-in-1 needlenose pliers, and Energizer 3-mode LED...
I also carry a Leatherman Monarch 400 in my pocket and this Victorinox sheath...
Inside the sheath is a Leatherman Juice CS4. Showing the tools accessed from inside...
And the tools that are accessed without opening the pliers...
Victorinox Rally...
Cheap (Berkley brand) multitool that I got for $2 at a yard sale...
Sheffield multitool that I got at Auto Zone on clearance for $3...
Includes Spyderco Honeybee, SwissTec 4-in-1, and SwissTec 6-in-1 pliers. Pop cap for size reference...
My other keys...
Includes Victorinox Manager in blue, Sebertool 5-in-1 needlenose pliers, and Energizer 3-mode LED...
I also carry a Leatherman Monarch 400 in my pocket and this Victorinox sheath...
Inside the sheath is a Leatherman Juice CS4. Showing the tools accessed from inside...
And the tools that are accessed without opening the pliers...
Victorinox Rally...
Cheap (Berkley brand) multitool that I got for $2 at a yard sale...
Sheffield multitool that I got at Auto Zone on clearance for $3...
Gerber Clutch and Shortcut. The tools are all the same and accessed from the outside...
However, the Clutch has pliers and the Shortcut has scissors inside...
Another Victorinox sheath holds my "other" EDC for when I don't want to take the Juice...
It includes a Gerber Tempo LED and either a Victorinox Huntsman or a Victorinox Mechanic (shown with the Mechanic)...
The Huntsman...
This is a multitool, right?
Schrade (Imperial) Tradesman, made in Ireland in 1987...
A freebie that I found on the sidewalk...
Group comparison shot...
However, the Clutch has pliers and the Shortcut has scissors inside...
Another Victorinox sheath holds my "other" EDC for when I don't want to take the Juice...
It includes a Gerber Tempo LED and either a Victorinox Huntsman or a Victorinox Mechanic (shown with the Mechanic)...
The Huntsman...
This is a multitool, right?
Schrade (Imperial) Tradesman, made in Ireland in 1987...
A freebie that I found on the sidewalk...
Group comparison shot...
A gift from a friend in the Dutch military. To be specific, he was in the KCT's 108 SOC (Dutch Special Operations trained in Direct Action and reconnaissance, among other things).
Same set of tools as the normal Trekker, and same left-handed linerlock...
Same set of tools as the normal Trekker, and same left-handed linerlock...
My three favorites...
Victorinox SwissTool in the factory sheath with Victorinox 2-AAA LED...
I don't like Velcro-closure sheaths, so I use this snap one...
Tool set, painted side...
Tool set, unpainted side...
Victorinox Atlas...
Flipped...
Victorinox SwissTool in the factory sheath with Victorinox 2-AAA LED...
I don't like Velcro-closure sheaths, so I use this snap one...
Tool set, painted side...
Tool set, unpainted side...
Victorinox Atlas...
Flipped...
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Victorinox SwissTool and SwissTool Spirit...
Very similar set of tools...
Plier heads are pretty much the same thickness. SwissTool on the top; Spirit on the bottom...
The Spirit (pictured second here) has wider-opening jaws. The wire cutters are identical...
First is the SwissTool's main blade. Second is the Spirit's blade, which I reground from the original "peanut butter" blade...
From UpChUcK's photo in this thread; the peanut butter knife before the regrind...
The wrench comes with a sheath, and it fits both the full-size SwissTool...
As well as the Spirit...
The only real difference in tools is the SwissTool has a second (fully serrated) blade, whereas the Spirit has scissors.
Very similar set of tools...
Plier heads are pretty much the same thickness. SwissTool on the top; Spirit on the bottom...
The Spirit (pictured second here) has wider-opening jaws. The wire cutters are identical...
First is the SwissTool's main blade. Second is the Spirit's blade, which I reground from the original "peanut butter" blade...
From UpChUcK's photo in this thread; the peanut butter knife before the regrind...
The wrench comes with a sheath, and it fits both the full-size SwissTool...
As well as the Spirit...
The only real difference in tools is the SwissTool has a second (fully serrated) blade, whereas the Spirit has scissors.
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A cheapo that I picked up from Lowe's on clearance for $8. Brand is Appalacian Trail.
Comes in a woodland camo sheath, which also holds an included plain edge linerlock...
Tool set, first side...
Tool set, second side...
The pliers...
As crappy as these are, I need to insert a decent multitool into this post. Pocket clipped Wave with bit kit!
Comes in a woodland camo sheath, which also holds an included plain edge linerlock...
Tool set, first side...
Tool set, second side...
The pliers...
As crappy as these are, I need to insert a decent multitool into this post. Pocket clipped Wave with bit kit!
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my oldest SAK - 17 year old Wenger with locking main blade together with my newest
5 day old Victorinox Classic 3 monkeys
Click on the thumbnails for a larger photo.
Leatherman Flair...
For you collectors, this one is available for trade here... http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?p=8494836
Leatherman Flair...
For you collectors, this one is available for trade here... http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?p=8494836
