What "Other" is in your pocket???

[Paul Ardbeg]

Got the Protech TR3 manual today! Very nice blade

[benben]

Here’s all my Non-Spyderco knives, great group I think.

[Makunochimaster]

[Darklight111]

Mayo large TNT

[VashHash]

These 2 today

[sv4]

Multitool Monday : back to office with the Victorinox Tinker Small.

[mikey177]

Not actually in my pocket, but the MagnaCut Gerber Strongarm Camp was in my hand today for some testing.

[Actinolite]

After almost a year, I'm back to carrying a Lil Native 10V as my 5th pocket knife. For my larger pocketknife, today it's a Viper Oniro. While I'm less than impressed with the heat treat on the Magnacut, I still like this knife, from the burlap micarta to the blade shape. With its big belly, it makes a great slicer.

[Enactive]

For the past 5-6 years, I have been carrying a Victorinox Alox Farmer every workday and some play days in addition to a Spyderco.

[sv4]

Titanium Tuesday : Benchmade 761 Monolock.

[Manixguy@1994]

Here’s all my Non-Spyderco knives, great group I think.
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Serious WOW benben ! Dan

[Aladinsane]

Love that hitchhiker’s thumb!!

[sv4]

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Multitool Monday : Victorinox “Dual Pro Military”.

Absolutely beautiful, quality design! Very cool.

Have you tried using the saw? If yes, how is it compared to the standard SAK saw?

Thanks, SEF. The 2nd blade is not a saw, but a seat belt cutter with a safety/blunt tip. Apparently also used by military parachute teams as well, according to the shopkeeper at the Singapore outlet that I bought it from during a visit some years back.

[SpyderEdgeForever]

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Multitool Monday : Victorinox “Dual Pro Military”.

Absolutely beautiful, quality design! Very cool.

Have you tried using the saw? If yes, how is it compared to the standard SAK saw?

Thanks, SEF. The 2nd blade is not a saw, but a seat belt cutter with a safety/blunt tip. Apparently also used by military parachute teams as well, according to the shopkeeper at the Singapore outlet that I bought it from during a visit some years back.

Very cool. Thank you for the history. I know the steel they use is not as hard as some of the alloys you and I and others here like but it is very durable and forgiving.

I spoke with a restaurant employee who told me he carries the model with the same main blade but none of the others, as a utility knife.

[benben]

Mail call just now, another Midi Marauder, Drop Point this time, traded my Tanto for this one.

[sv4]

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Multitool Monday : Victorinox “Dual Pro Military”.

Absolutely beautiful, quality design! Very cool.

Have you tried using the saw? If yes, how is it compared to the standard SAK saw?

Thanks, SEF. The 2nd blade is not a saw, but a seat belt cutter with a safety/blunt tip. Apparently also used by military parachute teams as well, according to the shopkeeper at the Singapore outlet that I bought it from during a visit some years back.

Very cool. Thank you for the history. I know the steel they use is not as hard as some of the alloys you and I and others here like but it is very durable and forgiving.

I spoke with a restaurant employee who told me he carries the model with the same main blade but none of the others, as a utility knife.

Yes, Victorinox steel is “soft” but their thin flat ground geometry plus ease of sharpening (bottom of coffee cup ) makes it easy to use.

The other interesting thing is that, on their serrated blades, they have the teeth opposite to what we usually see. The SE is at the pointy end and PE at the ricasso end. But I find that it sort of makes sense especially when doing detailed cutting, carving and the like.