Quote from: ducktapehero on January 07, 2008, 10:13:52 PMI think OHT with a plain blade and G-10 handles would be about perfect. Maybe make it about a half inch shorter. How about Micarta and a clip? (Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)
I think OHT with a plain blade and G-10 handles would be about perfect. Maybe make it about a half inch shorter.
There's only two ways to get knives like that- contact Scibeer and ask him to do them, or make them yourself!Def
-Will Vic sell just the scales? Specifically, scales for the GAK and OHT knives?
Nutsak- do you know where I can get a Safari Hunter?
I think it was $65. Those are rare knives.You're probably better off just buying a 111mm Hunter for half the price.
Okay, for me the Cybertool Lite is a Great Knife. I really like it a lot. But, I would like to see a couple of improvements.First of all, the inline LED: It's too dim. It needs to be replaced with a brighter LED. The switch also need to be improved as I'm constantly turning it on accidentally in my pocket.Second I'd replace the magnifier with the old style... just looks better in my opinion.
I'm sitting here looking at my Spirit and thinking how Victorinox could improve on it. One thing I can see is not really an improvement but actually a "demotion" in a sense. There are 5 "blades" on each side, if they could narrow that down to 3 blades by getting rid of a couple things and maximizing space I think they could come up with a much better minimalist multi-tool than the LM Kick. Priced similarly I think they'd sell buttloads of them.
But to truly make it any narrower, wouldn't they have to get rid of at least two of the "long" blades? (knife, scissors, file, saw) I could reluctantly do without the saw, but not the other three
Actually I'm looking at a Spirit S so I don't have scissors but it doesn't matter. I'm talking about a minimalist one. I'm not talking about REPLACING the Spirit, but a lot of people don't need a file or a saw or scissors. Imagine a 3 layered Spirit. On one side you've got a can and bottle opener. Add a knife blade and you have your 3 layers. On the other side add the Phillips screwdriver and an awl. That leaves you with a "long" layer that leaves you with several options. Do you want a saw, a pair of scissors or a serrated blade?Victorinox could come up with a nice slim 3 layered minimalist tool like the LM Kick but could offer more options. Plus they have the locking system.
How many seatbelt uprisings do you expect to quell in a day that you require a specific tool for it?
I may embrace the End Phillips, as it has a lot more application than the Centre opening one on the Climber.
Just a quick question...are you sure you mean climber there? My climber only has the end on the can opener to use on philips, and thats an end opener.
QuoteJust a quick question...are you sure you mean climber there? My climber only has the end on the can opener to use on philips, and thats an end opener.Ah yes, Climber has Corkscrew.