I guess I don't use as much knife as I normally carry. The small tinker is working so far. Used it to help unpackage a nerf gun yesterday.
They're dropping like flies!I have to say, without scissors and a toothpick I'm looking a bit of a mess at the moment. I didn't appreciate how unruly eyebrows and nosehair can get in 17 days!!!!!!I should have at least chosen my Recruit with it's oh so sweet T&T. Oh well, if wishes were fishes etc.....
I MISS NOT BEING ABLE TO PICK AND CHOSE EVERY COUPLE OF DAYS!
Quote from: magentus on October 17, 2014, 02:21:38 PMThey're dropping like flies!I have to say, without scissors and a toothpick I'm looking a bit of a mess at the moment. I didn't appreciate how unruly eyebrows and nosehair can get in 17 days!!!!!!I should have at least chosen my Recruit with it's oh so sweet T&T. Oh well, if wishes were fishes etc..... SI/Soldier or the Pioneer series are great tools, but they need a companion, because T&T are such useful tools, as you already know now at least a Classic. For that very reason, if the option is only one essential model, I would always choose a Spartan, Sportsman ... Wenger s10 (Image removed from quote.)
Cool pic!
.. I had a coffee pot down (needed new cord) and I was with out coffee.
Great looking knife!!
I'm learning that what I miss the most when carrying only the Executive is the standard flat driver/bottle opener. More than a few times I have had to go find something with which to do light prying on a paint can lid, the plastic nut during a vehicle license plate installation, etc. I think a better minimalist challenge for me, though not really that much of a challenge, would have been a Compact so I would retain the flat driver.But I did order a black Wenger Evo 16 to make myself feel better. I just won't be able to use it for a few more days.
Pioneer again....(Image removed from quote.)