Yes they are a very nice tool , the only thing I dont like is the blade . It would be ok if it had another blade aswell but on its own I find it lacking . But if you go for the S model you loose the scissors Guess that why I always go with its bigger brother .Dunc
Quote from: dunc5 on December 24, 2007, 09:17:15 AMYes they are a very nice tool , the only thing I dont like is the blade . It would be ok if it had another blade aswell but on its own I find it lacking . But if you go for the S model you loose the scissors Guess that why I always go with its bigger brother .DuncI have not yet seen and fondled any Swisstool. What particular model were you referring as "its big brother"? I am planning to buy one Swisstool within the 1st quarter of next year. What particular models are comparable in size and weight with the Wave and Supertool? I want a model with scissors. Thanking you in advance, Dunc.Eddie
Thanks so much, Mike. May i know just the the major differences between the X model and the RS?Eddie
Quote from: edap617 on December 24, 2007, 10:23:56 AMThanks so much, Mike. May i know just the the major differences between the X model and the RS?Eddie Basically you gain a serrated blade on the RS, but you lose the file , thats why I prefere the X as it has the most utility
Quote from: micky d on December 24, 2007, 10:28:56 AMQuote from: edap617 on December 24, 2007, 10:23:56 AMThanks so much, Mike. May i know just the the major differences between the X model and the RS?Eddie Basically you gain a serrated blade on the RS, but you lose the file , thats why I prefere the X as it has the most utility Thanks again, Mike. I will go for the X model then.
The Swisstool X has a red marking on the handle while the RS has none. It that automotive acrylic paint? Will it not easily peel off?
Told you Dunc would know Do you miss your spirit yet dunc
Thank you so much for answering my queries about Swisstols.
You need a fingernail to get anything out, but they aren't as tense as some of the tools in a regular SAK...they seem to slide out easier on the Spirit.Gloves, forget it.
Quote from: Corrugated on January 08, 2008, 04:26:25 AMYou need a fingernail to get anything out, but they aren't as tense as some of the tools in a regular SAK...they seem to slide out easier on the Spirit.Gloves, forget it. I agree, not as difficult as a SAK. I was surprised how easy the tools came out actually as you do hear about how some struggle to get at the tools but I have had no such problems.