Mistwalker
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The entire handle is textured differently and more "grippy" than the standard SAKs, another one of the reasons I really like it.
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Swiss Army Soldier's Knife
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The entire handle is textured differently and more "grippy" than the standard SAKs, another one of the reasons I really like it.
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the new soldier seems practical but i am going to miss the old soldier.
Mistwalker
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I started on a cross cut bearing block to see how it does, see if it maybe doesn't let the spindle burn in too deep so quickly. I wanted to see how big in diameter I could make using only my SAK and RC-4 I have to say that if I wasn't impressed with the saw on this little knife already I sure would be now. I wanted as large of one as I could easily make in the woods and this is a black walnut limb about 3 inches in diameter bark and all. The I used the RC-4 to start whittling it into shape and start the divot...then it started getting dark on me.
