Now that you say it I will have to put a SAK in each vehicle I do have a Classic in a few of my FAKs that they will fit in I do have one in a tackle box and I also need to put one in my mechanic tool toolboxes
Thanks guys! That knife has so many good memories attached to it.
Quote from: SAK Guy on July 26, 2016, 12:55:16 AMThanks guys! That knife has so many good memories attached to it.Good old red alox, the cure for what ails ya! Makes me want to stash a Pioneer somewhere!
Quote from: twiliter on July 26, 2016, 01:24:21 AMQuote from: SAK Guy on July 26, 2016, 12:55:16 AMThanks guys! That knife has so many good memories attached to it.Good old red alox, the cure for what ails ya! Makes me want to stash a Pioneer somewhere! +1!!! Unless I'm dead or incarcerated, I'll always have one.
Quote from: SAK Guy on July 26, 2016, 01:43:10 AMQuote from: twiliter on July 26, 2016, 01:24:21 AMQuote from: SAK Guy on July 26, 2016, 12:55:16 AMThanks guys! That knife has so many good memories attached to it.Good old red alox, the cure for what ails ya! Makes me want to stash a Pioneer somewhere! +1!!! Unless I'm dead or incarcerated, I'll always have one.I have to put that in my will now, "just bury me with it", then dead won't matter either! Was incarcerated for a few hours when I was a kid, not betting on that any time soon...
This is my original ALOX Pioneer I got out of my store showcase in 1983. Carried it 20+ years....I used it for something on my truck it was forgotten in my toolbox out in West Texas when the '06 Wildfire took all my other knives at the farm. Finding this knife started the healing process. (Image removed from quote.)SAKs in toolboxes are a good thing!
Quote from: SAK Guy on July 25, 2016, 05:46:36 PMThis is my original ALOX Pioneer I got out of my store showcase in 1983. Carried it 20+ years....I used it for something on my truck it was forgotten in my toolbox out in West Texas when the '06 Wildfire took all my other knives at the farm. Finding this knife started the healing process. (Image removed from quote.)SAKs in toolboxes are a good thing! Glad to hear that one survived SG
When not in my pocket, this Wenger is always in the toolbox.(Image removed from quote.)It is my dedicated toolbox SAK as it covers all the basics that the other tools that share space with it cannot handle (mainly Saw and small pliers)
Quote from: ThePeacent on July 26, 2016, 04:30:28 PMWhen not in my pocket, this Wenger is always in the toolbox.(Image removed from quote.)It is my dedicated toolbox SAK as it covers all the basics that the other tools that share space with it cannot handle (mainly Saw and small pliers)That is a very nice one Peacent
Unnecessary in my opinion. The SAK is the definition of a pocket multi-tool. The multi-tool is designed for convenience. Real tools are designs for brute strength, as well as small enough to fit into tight places. I'll hang a MT over my work bench just in case I can't get to the toolbox, but I don't need to pull a SAK out of a drawer with full-sized tools available.
The 111mm in my toolbox has both can and bottle openers, and a knife blade. I have no other dedicated tools in my toolbox for those purposes. Reason enough for me.
Quote from: twiliter on July 26, 2016, 09:50:58 PMThe 111mm in my toolbox has both can and bottle openers, and a knife blade. I have no other dedicated tools in my toolbox for those purposes. Reason enough for me. That is a very good point about the openers as well Also a dedicated knife can do more sometimes than a razor or disposable knife can but that also goes the other way as the razor/disposable blade can do some things I won't do with my reg knife blade