Well, that's my picture of my knife so... yes BTW there are several 91mm knives with the inline fine driver - regular models were the Motorist, the Cadillac, and the Handwerkermesser. There are also several special runs made by Victorinox for companies, including Climber and Super Tinker variants for Fuchs Helicopter and a Hiker variant for Pavag Nebikon.
Quote from: jazzbass on January 11, 2017, 08:59:19 AMWell, that's my picture of my knife so... yes BTW there are several 91mm knives with the inline fine driver - regular models were the Motorist, the Cadillac, and the Handwerkermesser. There are also several special runs made by Victorinox for companies, including Climber and Super Tinker variants for Fuchs Helicopter and a Hiker variant for Pavag Nebikon.Thanks for the info
BTW there are several 91mm knives with the inline fine driver - regular models were the Motorist, the Cadillac, and the Handwerkermesser. There are also several special runs made by Victorinox for companies, including Climber and Super Tinker variants for Fuchs Helicopter and a Hiker variant for Pavag Nebikon.
oops. so it a Handyman 7236maU?
Quote from: LeaF on January 11, 2017, 10:56:00 PMoops. so it a Handyman 7236maU?Hopefully jazzbass will chime in. I just find photos, I don't know anything about them.
Quote from: glenfiddich1983 on January 11, 2017, 09:09:29 AMQuote from: jazzbass on January 11, 2017, 08:59:19 AMWell, that's my picture of my knife so... yes BTW there are several 91mm knives with the inline fine driver - regular models were the Motorist, the Cadillac, and the Handwerkermesser. There are also several special runs made by Victorinox for companies, including Climber and Super Tinker variants for Fuchs Helicopter and a Hiker variant for Pavag Nebikon.Thanks for the info +1 it is always good to see Jazzbass here cause he is full of SAK info
I never heard about Handwerkermesser. Could you please post photo and short description (if possible)?
Regarding regular models (Hiker, Climber, Super Tinker) - if I understood correctly, it was a specific run of these models with replacement one tool (small blade for instance) with technician screwdriver. Am I right?
Correct. I like to use the German "Handwerkermesser" for the 7236maU instead of the English "Handyman" due to conflict with the 1.3793 Handyman and the 1.3773 Handyman. Two "Handyman" models is already annoying, so I decided to use the name from the pamphlet that FolderBeholder posted and call the 7236maU the "Handwerkermesser".