Victorinox Swiss Army

[mwalle6]

I have recently become interested in SAKs. I just purchased a classic and a cadet on that auction site. The shear amout of different models is mind boggling to me. It is very hard for me to keep track of which model has which tools. So that got me wondering and hoping that someone had compiled a list of the models and which tools they contain in an easy to read and understand format. Do you guys know of anything like this out there on the interwebs?

 

[DoctaD]

http://www.victorinox.com/content/toolfinder/category/1;jsessionid=ECE46AD2D1A6A33B654096D4A8B4FF21

 

[Ultimate]

I would love for Vic to come out with a "Build your own" option. There are dozens of models already available but there is always one or two tools that I would swap out/in.

 

[canook]

Go to sakwiki.com. They have almost every Vic and Wenger sak ever made listed including ones that were specially made in small numbers.

 

[kvaughn]

I would love for Vic to come out with a "Build your own" option. There are dozens of models already available but there is always one or two tools that I would swap out/in.

Check out SwissBianco in the manufacturers sub-forum. IIRC they do custom scales and blade switchouts so you can get what you want.--KV

 

[Ultimate]

Check out SwissBianco in the manufacturers sub-forum. IIRC they do custom scales and blade switchouts so you can get what you want.--KV

Thanks but it looks like he doesn't do customs anymore: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8199026&postcount=7

 

[Chris "Anagarika"]

Over at Sosakonline.com, there are some talented modders that might be able to build what you need.

 

[powernoodle]

www.smartknives.com is good, because with each SAK listing it shows what the siblings are and how they differ.

 

[NaturalMystic]

Thanks! Didn't know about that site.

www.smartknives.com is good, because with each SAK listing it shows what the siblings are and how they differ.

 

[mwalle6]

Great. Thanks for all the help guys.