Quote from: Poncho65 on December 21, 2008, 06:16:18 AMJust wondering is there such a thing as a Vagabond SAK and is it 58mm? Yes on both counts. Here is a link to our SAKWicki article for it, http://www.sakwiki.com/tiki-index.php?page=Vagabond Its not as rare as most folks make it out to be though so don't let anyone mislead you to think it is some kind of rare knife like the "Bladeless" 58mm.
Just wondering is there such a thing as a Vagabond SAK and is it 58mm?
SM5000, I have a 58mm SAK- with the cuticle pusher, emergency blade, scissors, knife, ruler, oranger peeler. and the the universal driver.. What SAK is it! It is definitely not a Mini Champ..
Quote from: Leatherman123 on December 21, 2008, 04:15:58 PMSM5000, I have a 58mm SAK- with the cuticle pusher, emergency blade, scissors, knife, ruler, oranger peeler. and the the universal driver.. What SAK is it! It is definitely not a Mini Champ.. That sounds like my minichamp. It's gotta be 15 years old now. I'll take some pictures of it. It was retired after getting a Leatherman Micra, which was retired when I got the Wenger clipper.
Quote from: Mr. Whippy on December 21, 2008, 07:30:42 PMQuote from: Leatherman123 on December 21, 2008, 04:15:58 PMSM5000, I have a 58mm SAK- with the cuticle pusher, emergency blade, scissors, knife, ruler, oranger peeler. and the the universal driver.. What SAK is it! It is definitely not a Mini Champ.. That sounds like my minichamp. It's gotta be 15 years old now. I'll take some pictures of it. It was retired after getting a Leatherman Micra, which was retired when I got the Wenger clipper.There were several variants of the Minichamp. I have a 6 "bladed" minichamp that I got from Tim. It is not as LM123 describes it though... I think there was a model that was sold exclusively to medical personnel that only had the emergency blade, to be used as a scalpel.
Yep, those are what I'm thinking of... I couldn't remember how many "blades" those had.
Not really that strange.... Not any more strange than a cuticle pusher.I always disliked it when people called it an orange peeler. It works OK for that job, but so does the can opener on 91mm SAKs... The only true orange peeler is the one on the Executive. I did always wonder where the "picker" part of the name came from though, and you've answered that question. Thanks!
Disgusting I know, but the cutical pusher makes a first rate ear cleaner
Rotokid will be able to sort you with a pen and most likely scales as well.Neil
Question about the pen...are they removable? Just curious since they replace the toothpick, and don't look easily removable from pictures on the Vic website.
Quote from: getahl on December 30, 2008, 05:45:43 PMQuestion about the pen...are they removable? Just curious since they replace the toothpick, and don't look easily removable from pictures on the Vic website. Some of the very earliest models were removeable and looked like a smaller version ofl the 91mm model pen barrels.If you really,really,really search and scrounge you might come up somebody that has a small stock of that type left.Otherwise LM123 is right about the current crop ,just pull the barrel from the scale.
What model of 58mm have a white led instead of the red one?