If you want to do it yourself there is a really good sticky in the mod section and if you start looking around in that section you will find a lot of different configurations to drool over.And yes your mod can be done as far as my knowledge goes[It's not failure if you learn something from it]
I made something similar a while back, I added the small blade instead of the combo tool.
Compact is a really cool 2 layers that I recently learn to love. What you've described should be relatively easy job, given you have some essential tools to mod and a 91mm Hiker as a donor.
Sure. Both you and kottskrapa are right and I shall give a try modding by miself...I found the sticky...seems a precise work (I suck in precision work...much better to fell a tree for me...but I might give a try).As for the other question, aside from custom mods is there anyone in Europe you can commission such custom SAK?
Hi SAKVenture. One thing to consider is the cost. There are beautiful modded SAKs you can commission, but most are for collection and not so much for hard everyday use. Unless you are prepared to pay several times the cost of a standard SAK, you may want to have a go at modding yourself. Alternatively, have another look at current and discontinued models...there may be one that’s a match for your needs. Modding is as much about the fun and challenge of creating something unique as it is about addressing a specific user need. Just my 2c.
Here is an article from Carryology about custom SAKs. It mentions a modder in Germany (Chris Custom Works) and Russia (Decustom Forge). https://www.carryology.com/utility/a-beginners-guide-to-custom-made-swiss-army-knives-saks/