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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.
What SAK are ya totin' today?
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StuntDouble
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I kept seeing
Buzzbait
posting pictures of SAK’s with micarta scales and decided to get in on that action. I figured my Huntsman would see the most and hardest use, so that was the lucky winner. I didn’t go through the same prep as he does, instead going with the scales as finished. They’re already starting to pick up some character.
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Dan, one of my favorites!!
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This is my only Wenger, it's the Evo 63 which Victorinox isn't making in Delemont. It's the slimmest 85mm & is Wenger's version of Vic's waiter.
Bought it from a random shop, not my Vic distributor & it did not have the box, used or unused I'm not sure, the scales show sign of wear but probably from wrong handling not actual knife use, because that blade hasn't been used, so I consider it to be in excellent condition.
Paid $9 for it..
Bought it from a random shop, not my Vic distributor & it did not have the box, used or unused I'm not sure, the scales show sign of wear but probably from wrong handling not actual knife use, because that blade hasn't been used, so I consider it to be in excellent condition.
Paid $9 for it..
the Deluxe tinker, a 4 layer SAK with pliers, just awesome.. 
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The (lightly modded) 1897 replica
Dadpool
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I picked up a Victorinox model I'd never heard of before, the Swiss Army 1, and man is it right up my alley.
It does feel weird to carry a single-tool SAK, and the Alox Cadet is more practical (same thickness, slightly shorter, and packs two layers worth of useful tools), but there are many times I've gone to pocket my Electrician and wished it were thinner. This little guy is perfect for those days.
It does feel weird to carry a single-tool SAK, and the Alox Cadet is more practical (same thickness, slightly shorter, and packs two layers worth of useful tools), but there are many times I've gone to pocket my Electrician and wished it were thinner. This little guy is perfect for those days.
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Took the Stayglow climber with me camping.
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At home totin my 2 thickest yet totally pocketable SAKs, but I'd rather have others in my pocket & have these around for their super functions.
S557 & D.Tinker, 5 & 4 layers, but the DT is actually thicker than other 4 layered ones because of the beefy pliers/tweezers.
Both excellent SAKs.
S557 & D.Tinker, 5 & 4 layers, but the DT is actually thicker than other 4 layered ones because of the beefy pliers/tweezers.
Both excellent SAKs.
Lee D
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Just so you know, every time you post a pic of that beauty I yell at my Vics and tell them that they are all ugly af.
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Gardening day. 111mm liner lock pruner mod
