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Imaginary Champion C to Modeler mod

se Offline J2000E

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Imaginary Champion C to Modeler mod
on: August 06, 2025, 04:54:06 PM
I am going to mod a Champion C to be a Modeler but it will take some time before I can start. So... I did it imaginary - modifying a picture.

A modeler with plus scales would be my perfect traveling SAK.

Champion C



Modeler



And while I was at it - I took away some dust...



au Offline Huntsman

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Re: Imaginary Champion C to Modeler mod
Reply #1 on: August 07, 2025, 12:44:29 AM
That's very clever   :tu:

But you missed some dust specs (on your jeans?) and on the side of the main blade !!    :rofl:

No use for the wood saw? - It's pretty handy - Of course the metal file can improvise a bit!


se Offline J2000E

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Re: Imaginary Champion C to Modeler mod
Reply #2 on: August 07, 2025, 11:08:25 AM
That's very clever   :tu:

But you missed some dust specs (on your jeans?) and on the side of the main blade !!    :rofl:

No use for the wood saw? - It's pretty handy - Of course the metal file can improvise a bit!

Fixed it! This is done with the crudest tools (that everyone has in their PC). Could be a thing to remember when buying things at web auctions... removing some dust is not a problem - removing damage is.

I have yet to use the wood saw for anything on any of my multis. For me it is just above the fish scaler and the parcel hook when it comes to "tools that are not for me". That is the fun part - we all have our favourites - and opposite. The file I use a lot - on par with knife and scissors.

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us Offline psyjohn

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Re: Imaginary Champion C to Modeler mod
Reply #3 on: August 08, 2025, 12:03:11 AM
This is great! I love the Modeler tool set. I once thought about building one, but after carrying everything from 1 layer to 8 layers I have realized I don't like carrying anything over 3. Two layers is really my comfort zone. I love my Pioneers, Spartans, and Sportsmans, and I've always got a 58 or 74mm to take care of a scissors task.  Since I'm starting to ramble, I'll just say again, I think you're making a fantastic SAK. Enjoy the process!


 

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