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Edged Tools / Re: Scout? Pattern Challenge in July

« Last post by nate j on Today at 10:22:33 PM »

I’ll defer to SteveC, but I think historically Vic stuff has not counted for the Dean51 Trad Challenges.

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Edged Tools / Re: What Traditional Knife are you toting today?

« Last post by David on Today at 09:57:06 PM »

Longhorn and Trapper

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Keychain and One Piece Tools / Re: Credit Card Tool?

« Last post by Andrii Gurskyi on Today at 09:48:12 PM »

Yes.
The idea is that the handle is screwed on so as not to injure the owner with the blade.
And then the arrow-screwdriver is pulled out of the tool card and you can use it to unscrew and screw the handle in different positions, this can be seen in the instructions.

We have a handle in different projects. Universal 3.0, Adventur 3.0, Extreme 3.0. I'll probably talk about them in a separate topic.

 

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Edged Tools / Re: Scout? Pattern Challenge in July

« Last post by BPRoberts on Today at 09:41:52 PM »

All the pre 07 soldiers (and the Pioneer) count, IMO. Scout is blade, awl, opener, driver on a slip joint. Most popular examples are probably the Imperial Kamp King and Mil K Demo Knife, but most companies have made one (part of the fun).

We had a thread on it here last year: https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,91084.msg2425045.html#msg2425045

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Keychain and One Piece Tools / Re: Credit Card Tool?

« Last post by King_Gorilla on Today at 09:15:55 PM »

Hello.
We had an analogue, only more advanced in quality and functions.
We also made them from 440c steel and high-strength titanium
Adventur 3.0
In addition, it has a handle that expands the functionality.
Many of our clients tested it in the forest and on hikes, in Ukraine, the USA, and France. etc.

I like the idea of the handle part.  Is the idea that you would carry the handle bolted to the card itself in a pocket or wallet and then when you find yourself needing it, you unbolt it and position the handle portion as it is shown connected in the picture???

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The Break Room / Re: Any EU members up for a EU GAW box ?

« Last post by AndyAaron on Today at 09:05:23 PM »

Hi, I live in EU. As I am still fairly new on this forum, can you elaborate a little bit more in what is this about? What would be the concept?
Thanks.

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Leatherman Tools / Re: MAY 2024 MICRA 30 Day Challenge

« Last post by Rich_SD on Today at 08:30:43 PM »

Day 5

Because what else do we do but open new boxes containing multitools? 

  

Speaking of which...

Day 5


Now that's very familiar security tape!  Open it up, Sir Micra!




It's a new black oxide Skeletool CX   

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Swiss Army Knights Forum / Re: How about a monster challenge?

« Last post by ulzhan on Today at 08:15:36 PM »

I'd be interested. I have a newlyfound SC (from a good soul in Finland  ) that needs to be put to the test !
I'm not too good at the "take a picture everyday" part of the challenge; I don't really do pictures and often forget to take one everyday. I'll do my best if this takes off the ground. 

No problem. The SC is a very capable tool. It had a lot to offer.

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Swiss Army Knights Forum / Re: How about a monster challenge?

« Last post by ulzhan on Today at 08:13:03 PM »

1. Ulzhan
2. Barry Rowland
3. Otonka
4. Tuisto

Also, Ulzhan, what is that thing in the bottom left of your photo and why does it have two scissors??

Welcome aboard!

That thing down there is a Franken SAK. Got it by accident. Two scissors is overkill, so are it's three hooks. Don't know what it's builder thought when it got put together.

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The Break Room / Re: Revived Sos Surprise Box GAW ( US edition ).

« Last post by Frenchephaistos on Today at 08:10:28 PM »

Just in case there are some EU lurkers on this thread : you can participate in a EU GAW box survey here : https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,92361.new.html#new