Nope this is a different one that simply changes the butter spreading knife for a spear point one, the Spirit S is a different kettle of fish Spirit S is the top oneNew Spirit is the bottom one(Image removed from quote.)
Rotating clip??? What's that about?
Quote from: Roadie on May 27, 2008, 05:22:46 PMNope this is a different one that simply changes the butter spreading knife for a spear point one, the Spirit S is a different kettle of fish Spirit S is the top oneNew Spirit is the bottom one(Image removed from quote.)Ok I got it, is the same as a Spirit S but with serrated clip point blade.
Ryan how did you save and post that clip from the pdf. ? I tried and failed Dunc
Quote from: dunc5 on May 27, 2008, 07:30:39 PMRyan how did you save and post that clip from the pdf. ? I tried and failed DuncJust took a screenshot Pasted it into Paint and cut out the relevant bit But if you have Adobe Reader 8 and you save the document to your computer you can use the Snapshot Tool (in the menu Tools>Select and Zoom) and simply drag the box over what you want to copy
Cheers blue Dunc
So, I guess I'd just be Nut.
Ive heard that Swissbiancho has or had some FWIW.I wish they would make one with a non locking 2.8"blade for our benighted British cousins. Would kick much buttocks. Chris
Quote from: Styerman on October 17, 2008, 05:11:22 AMIve heard that Swissbiancho has or had some FWIW.I wish they would make one with a non locking 2.8"blade for our benighted British cousins. Would kick much buttocks. ChrisI haven't tried it, but it looks like disabling the locking mechanism would be fairly easy.One could even do it just for the blades (are locking screwdrivers OK?)Andy you got it pretty much down pat. Locking drivers ok , if a copper were a real pr , he could in theory call the saw an scissors a locking bladed article-but he would be stretching a point.Chrisby grinding down the ridge next to the notch that the latch engages on the blades that need to be made non-locking.That bit is exposed when the knife is closed.
Mike , many moons ago I lived in the UK . I often toy with the idea of returning for a visit. From what Im hearing its changed lots , and not for the better. When I was there no one gave a toss what ya carried , an if ya went thru a few hoops guns weren't a big problem. Chris