Electrician Plus

[Ross]

Where is the best place to get an Electrician Plus or Electrician Plus duo. Can't seem to fine the Duo?

I seem to have pushed my dark sin on my dad and he want one now hahahah

[Dr Gonzo]

I had an Electrician Plus and stupidly sold it on
I got it from Swissknifeandtool a few years ago...just had a quick look and he has none

[Ross]

It's still a current model from what I can tell though isn't ?

[Dr Gonzo]

It's still a current model from what I can tell though isn't ?

I can't find one in the UK, then again most Alox is difficult to get here

[Ross]

It's still a current model from what I can tell though isn't ?

I can't find one in the UK, then again most Alox is difficult to get here

perhaps ill go to the store in bond street tomorrow - might have some luck there!

[papercut]

EU should have them, German ebay is a good resource.  The Duo is pretty rare and limited though.

[nsa-x-file]

The Electrician Plus Duo is a very nice knife. 
I picked up a few when they first came out.
Not easy to find now.

[Ross]

The Electrician Plus Duo is a very nice knife. 
I picked up a few when they first came out.
Not easy to find now.

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it seems to be everything I want is hard to find

[SRSemenza]

That is a nice knife in a cool color!

Not knocking the knife but I do think sometimes the tool selection  compared to the knife names is odd.  I am not an electrician but it seems to me that the metal file would be a better choice than the wood saw?
 


Seth

[captain spaulding]

That is a nice knife in a cool color!

Not knocking the knife but I do think sometimes the tool selection  compared to the knife names is odd.  I am not an electrician but it seems to me that the metal file would be a better choice than the wood saw?
 


Seth

I completely agree about the Wood Saw being a bit odd for a Electrician. I know it's a Electrician Plus Duo, but (I would imagine) a file would be much more useful for a Electrician. I also think Pliers would be even better than a wood saw or file. 

[ColoSwiss]

I'm not an electrician, but recall reading a tool review by one who used the saw constantly for cutting holes in wall board for outlets and switches.

[captain spaulding]

I'm not an electrician, but recall reading a tool review by one who used the saw constantly for cutting holes in wall board for outlets and switches.

Makes sense. I really didn't think about that, but I can see a wood saw coming in handy now. 

[tattoosteve99]

Also the saw is great for cutting schedule 40 (PVC pipe)

[Outback in Idaho]

  Don't vouch for any links, but see a Victorinox 53952: Electrician Plus Silver Alox Swiss Army Knife for $40. Do I get one for finding it? 

[Dr Gonzo]

  Don't vouch for any links, but see a Victorinox 53952: Electrician Plus Silver Alox Swiss Army Knife for $40. Do I get one for finding it? 

Out Of Stock 

[Outback in Idaho]

  Don't vouch for any links, but see a Victorinox 53952: Electrician Plus Silver Alox Swiss Army Knife for $40. Do I get one for finding it? 

Out Of Stock 

  Yeah, just saw that. Script blocking didn't show out of stock. There are some normal versions on eBay and Amazon.

[Styerman]

I have a Plus , that I use quite a lot , that plus Duo looks really sweet .

Chris

[Ross]

  Don't vouch for any links, but see a Victorinox 53952: Electrician Plus Silver Alox Swiss Army Knife for $40. Do I get one for finding it? 

i would have given you a finders fee hahahah

[Outback in Idaho]

  Don't vouch for any links, but see a Victorinox 53952: Electrician Plus Silver Alox Swiss Army Knife for $40. Do I get one for finding it? 

i would have given you a finders fee hahahah

  Had an old version of Norton (shudders) Web Find, but think it was for Win95/98. It had used many sources of searching to find something. It was quite good in researching hard to find items, even on a slow DUN connection, and could had scheduled search capabilities. The report was quite intuitive. Wonder if perhaps there was another version, or a scripted one, that could be run daily.