Well guys, since I am addicted to SAK too, I got something for you. And since it seems that it is impossible to get a 91mm Waiter, I created one of a Compact. I removed the 2nd layer, though this is a quite expensive way to lengthen a knive 7mm Some pics for you as a thank and return for your inspiration. Merry christmas and a happy new year! Jay from Cologne
well, a two blade knife is not too shabby, isnt´t ist? Guess I‘ll have to bethink my workflow... WAITER rules! 😂
Hey, today I united the shoelaces of my wife by unsing the corkscrew. My Waiter Plus did well, and so did I. 😎
...gonna consider Waiter Wednesday and more- blade and driver/opener is a great minimal, and I dont need more right now Wish I could find a 91mm
Do you mind to convert a Compact? It‘s not that difficult 👍
I find the compact a bit too large.
As said towards the beginning of this thread, The Waiter hits above its weight class. I still haven't ordered another after gifting but I clearly remember that selfish me on my shoulder whispering "keep it for yourself" in my ear
HA! I gifted one to start my nephew's collection, a great reason to get my new one!
Hello everyone, this is my first post to the forum, I wanted to share my "new" Waiter with rough wooden scales .I accidently found this SAK in my girlfriends junk drawer. It had those ugly-ass worn down white scales, but blade itself looked like it was barely ever used. She wasn't sure when or where she got it from and she let me have it.I had some scrape rosewood laying around and decided to give it a try and carve out new scales. My goal was to do as much as possible with simple, EDC-type tools. Used mostly my leatherman wave for cutting and filing, and Opinel to carve. I only cheated with drilling, I used battery drill to make the holes for the pins. Didn't have the patience to do it manually . To my suprise, after some adjusting of the holes using flat screwdriver on my leatherman, I was able to pop both scales on the knife with a nice "click". I will propbly add some glue later on, but for now they sit surprisingly tight. Just gave it a wipe with raw hemp oil. Looks rough, but I really like the result!
...again, not leaving the house(sick) but will have it in my flannels pocket, in case.
A great flannel companion when under the weather Tony. Get well soon!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk