I ever wonder why Victorinox doesn't have a "mod service"...
Good work Steve. Now the only question is… What’s next?
Here's an odd piece of SAK tool trivia and maybe a use for it...I discovered this evening that the spine of the current pliers (with crimper) from the start of the curve at the jaw pivot to the end near the tool pivot is exactly 2" or 51mm.Though I've never used the fish scaler on my Champion or Swiss Champs to scale a fish, I have used the ruler on it many times for quick measurements.My Deluxe Explorer doesn't have a fish scaler, but it now has a piece of Scotch tape across the spine of the pliers with a 2" ruler marked on one side and a 5cm ruler on the other. (After some quick Internet searching I couldn't find an easy way to engrave or permanently mark stainless steel.)If this proves useful, I'll probably print the rulers onto a self-adhesive label and put that on the pliers spine.First photo shows the inch side - inches, half inches, 1/4 inches, 1/8 inches.Second photo shows the cm side - cm and half cm.
Nice start. Now, do you have a dremel? And a steady hand?
Stainless steel isn't stainless from a coating. Sent from my SM-G991U using Tapatalk
Can you nearly use a very fine Sharpie and then apply clear coat nail polish over it? Sent from my SM-G991U using Tapatalk
Good idea I just use a clip (Image removed from quote.)
Made another improvement to the Deluxe Explorer...I like my suspension clip as it lets me carry my SAK without feeling any weight in my pocket.But I don't like it flopping around when I use my SAK.So I super glued a small magnet to the back of the clip.Now I can stick the clip to the SAK during use so it stays out of the way.The magnet doesn't interfere with sliding the clip off and on my pocket edge.Have to buy some more magnets so I can glue them to the clips on my other SAKs...
Thanks Max. I actually tried clipping the suspension clip to the key ring, but the extra 1/2 inch or so from the extra clip was just enough for the SAK to bottom out in my pants pocket.
You need bigger pants and/or pockets...
It's not the size of the pants or pockets, but what's in them that counts.