Awesome...it sounds silly, but I'm impressed with the tweezers! I've never even thought of clipping one like that...
I'm impressed that he did all that on the tailgate of a truck!Imagine what he could do with a whole shop at his disposal!Def
The flat tweezers in the normal spot, and the sharp ones in the "secret" scale slot.
Most impressive, thanks for the picture tutorial!Question: by what means is the "secret" slot cut in the one scale? (Image removed from quote.)
Hey I recognize that knife! Thanks for posting the pics and glad you like the knife. I think the people walking around the parking lot thought we were just a little strange!!
I wish the scales on multitools came with tweezers pen and toothpick, I suppose I always have my Swisscard Lite in my wallet if I need them.
Quote from: J-sews on February 06, 2008, 06:33:34 AMMost impressive, thanks for the picture tutorial!Question: by what means is the "secret" slot cut in the one scale? (Image removed from quote.)If you look at the back of Vic's scales that slot is already there, molded in at the factory. You basically just have to relieve, or cut, the outer rim of the scale to have access to it.
I am impressed and speaking as a bigger hammer man just a bit jealous of the talent to create such a terrific SAK