That Classic looks well loved. Hope the Minichamp serves you just as well.
I love the minichamp but Capt your classic looks awesome. Any particular reason for the change?
I could get interested in a alox mini champ, if they'd loose the coke spoon and orange peeler.
Quote from: cbl51 on March 15, 2015, 02:57:12 PMI could get interested in a alox mini champ, if they'd loose the coke spoon and orange peeler.Oh man. That's why I bought the Minichamp......... Just kidding. Yea the "coke spoon" is basically useless to me because I do not indulge in those things as well as never using it as a cuticle pusher like it is designed to. The orange peeler does nothing for me either, but I always like having extra sharp things just in case. I would not mind seeing both replaced with something else though.
Quote from: captain spaulding on March 15, 2015, 11:37:56 PMQuote from: cbl51 on March 15, 2015, 02:57:12 PMI could get interested in a alox mini champ, if they'd loose the coke spoon and orange peeler.Oh man. That's why I bought the Minichamp......... Just kidding. Yea the "coke spoon" is basically useless to me because I do not indulge in those things as well as never using it as a cuticle pusher like it is designed to. The orange peeler does nothing for me either, but I always like having extra sharp things just in case. I would not mind seeing both replaced with something else though.If they took out the coke spoon and orange peeler, they could fit in a nice little saw. Just enough to work your way through 1 inch tree limb or broomstick if you were careful. Or a scaled down awl like a small pioneer awl for making starter holes for wood screws. Or taking in a belt with another hole.
I tried the "Cut and Picker Blade" (aka "orange peeler") of the minichamp, but it didn't work as well as a blade. It didn't cut deep enough on the thick skin of a navel oranges.http://www.sakwiki.com/tiki-index.php?page=Cut+and+Picker+BladeMaybe the orange peeler on the 74mm might work better.http://www.sakwiki.com/tiki-index.php?page=Orange+PeelerThe "Cut and Picker Blade" does work well on removing the plastic shrink wrap found over bottle screw caps.