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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Let's see some pictures!
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Lets keep this thread going! Just a few of my latest tools.
Leatherman Charge TTI Seclusion 3D (Cabelas)
SOG Powerlock S60-N (weird v2 transition model)
Victorinox Swisstool RS (brand new model, note the logo orientation)
Leatherman Supertool 300, Black oxide, non-CC
Leatherman Charge TTI Seclusion 3D (Cabelas)
SOG Powerlock S60-N (weird v2 transition model)
Victorinox Swisstool RS (brand new model, note the logo orientation)
Leatherman Supertool 300, Black oxide, non-CC
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Victorinox Swisstool RS (brand new model, note the logo orientation)
Does your new RS still have the engraved logo on the mm side like the older model, or is the one shown the only logo on the tool?
It has that same logo on both sides, but it doesn't have a logo on the plier head anymore. I really liked the old plier logo.
Heres a closeup of the metric side:
And the plier head:
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I finally picked up a Leatherman PS4 to upgrade from my S4. I like having pliers and scissors. 
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Here's a few new one's I've added to my EDC rotation.
Wenger Evo Grip 18
Size comparison with Victorinox 'Huntsman' Tech
A smaller Evo 10
A group photo.
Wenger Evo Grip 18
Size comparison with Victorinox 'Huntsman' Tech
A smaller Evo 10
A group photo.
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Rocking a battle scarred Leatherman Juice CS4
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Our Victorinox family. This does not include the Tinker (91mm, 2 layer) my son has with him at college, or the Rescue Tool that is in his car.
On top is the Rescue Tool that is kept in the console of our car.
On the left are the three 58 mms. The blue Classic spent several years on my wife's keychain until it was replaced by the red one beneath it this past December. The green Signature Lite is carried on my keychain.
Next to the right is the nylon scaled Gardener (100mm, 1 layer) I keep on my desk.
To the right of that is the Hiker (91mm, 3 layer) my wife keeps in her pocketbook.
Beyond that is my 25+ year old Fieldmaster (91mm, 4 layer). It has been a daily work/user knife all those years.
Furthest right is the Huntsman (91mm, 4 layer) I recently bought, which is carried on the key fob of my laptop bag.
At the bottom is my SwissTool RS, which goes everywhere I go, in my bookbag.
On top is the Rescue Tool that is kept in the console of our car.
On the left are the three 58 mms. The blue Classic spent several years on my wife's keychain until it was replaced by the red one beneath it this past December. The green Signature Lite is carried on my keychain.
Next to the right is the nylon scaled Gardener (100mm, 1 layer) I keep on my desk.
To the right of that is the Hiker (91mm, 3 layer) my wife keeps in her pocketbook.
Beyond that is my 25+ year old Fieldmaster (91mm, 4 layer). It has been a daily work/user knife all those years.
Furthest right is the Huntsman (91mm, 4 layer) I recently bought, which is carried on the key fob of my laptop bag.
At the bottom is my SwissTool RS, which goes everywhere I go, in my bookbag.
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A Wenger Camo Sportsman, and a 'reswiss' Victorinox Classic with laser-cut acrylic scales for one of my sisters.
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@jgs1 I think your in love. 
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It was a long search for one in a good condition. Yesterday, I then have finally found one in a secondhand shop
Elsener (now known as Victorinox) SAK from the Year 1940
Elsener (now known as Victorinox) SAK from the Year 1940
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It was a long search for one in a good condition. Yesterday, I then have finally found one in a secondhand shop
Elsener (now known as Victorinox) SAK from the Year 1940
WOW....WOW! That is seriously COOL!
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My growing collection. I have the bug for MT's and SAK's pretty bad right now.
MT's
My newest WAVE, 154cm blade and pocket clip..I like it a lot.
Here they are in the foot locker..I EDC my other Wave in a VIC leather sheath, fits it like a glove.
Here's the current Swiss line up..I actually have a pair of pretty old ones..one is beat up, but I still think its cool.
Here's a PRE-1962 SAK. Note the fish scaler with no rule, the triangular reamer, the bail ring, small clip point blade and my favorite..the all metal tweezers.
MT's
My newest WAVE, 154cm blade and pocket clip..I like it a lot.
Here they are in the foot locker..I EDC my other Wave in a VIC leather sheath, fits it like a glove.
Here's the current Swiss line up..I actually have a pair of pretty old ones..one is beat up, but I still think its cool.
Here's a PRE-1962 SAK. Note the fish scaler with no rule, the triangular reamer, the bail ring, small clip point blade and my favorite..the all metal tweezers.
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