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Tool Talk => Swiss Army Knights Forum => Topic started by: Max Stone on May 06, 2019, 07:07:36 PM
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As requested, here are the final two PDFs showing the current and discontinued 91mm SAK family groups, for placing in the SAK / Swisstool dating and identification resources stickie. :tu:
The diagrams are quite straightforward to understand. They've helped me figure out the relationships and groupings across the 91mm range, based on some simple rules of adding tools to the base platform. The diagram type is called a cladogram (thanks Sawl Goodman for pointing this out).
The images below are low-res, but the PDFs print out at a suitable size on A4/letter. A3 even better. They are free to use so long as not for commercial benefit. :cheers:
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Thanks Max for the pdf downloads :cheers: :like:
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Love the icons!
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Nice :like:
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Thanks, these are very informative.
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Thanks everyone! :hatsoff: Pleased it's of value. :salute:
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Awesome!!! Hate to be greedy, but will there be a 111mm version?
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Thank you for the great work, it'd be very interesting to use for comparison many years down the road. :cheers:
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Yes, I do plan to work through all the families...needs some planning on the layout, but the concept will work with all the sizes and SAKWiki is a great reference. Just finding the time. :salute:
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As requested, here are the final two PDFs showing the current and discontinued 91mm SAK family groups, for placing in the SAK / Swisstool dating and identification resources stickie. :tu:
Nice job Max! :like: :tu: :tu:
Thanks! :cheers:
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These diagrams are really great
I love the overall structure and look - Very clear - And the icons are just fantastic - Very creative and quite fun!! :D
Added to the identification stickie -
https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,75774.0
That post has also been re-organised as it was getting a bit long!
Any feedback gratefully received
- Thanks so much Max
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Awesome work, Max! :o
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Great work! :like: :multi:
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Thanks cw and GLBM. :hatsoff:
Thanks Huntsman, the updated thread with link descriptions is great. :tu:a
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Very cool information! There are a lot of discontinued models.
Btw: the Mountaineer Lite has a typing error.
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Oops, thanks :oops:
Actually was a space issue to stop it wrapping. :tu:
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Awesome!!! Hate to be greedy, but will there be a 111mm version?
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...here you go zrxoa1 https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,81488.new.html#_ (https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,81488.new.html#_) :hatsoff:
Enjoy!
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Wow :o
Great work! These are very useful! :like:
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More awesome work, Max! Maximum cool. 8)
It is nice to see a cladogram outside of evolutionary biology and phylogenetic study. Topics I enjoy, but a SAK cladogram, it's next level awesome to an MT nut... :dd:
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Thanks gustophersmob and GLBM. :hatsoff:
I must admit it’s quite fun trying to get the relationships aligned across the family as the layer sizes grow. Need to give some thought to the next family to target. Possibly the 58mm.
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Off the cuff, flippant, provocative remark ....
I wouldn't bother - they are nearly all two layer - and all the two layer models are Classics anyway !!!
I am sure you will come up with something imaginative !!
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Mmm... :think: may then dive into the 84mm family next as these are closely related to the 91mm.
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93mm could be pretty easy to tackle next. Not too many different models.
Any plans to venture into Wenger territory?
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Wenger is a minefield of model lines and the whole Vic takeover and rebrand exercise complicates it further! I’ll need a few days to think about the best approach for them...
But I like the 93mm idea. Maybe expand it to Alox as a broader family. I’ll need to do a count of total models and variations to see how viable that is. :tu:
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Here's a 93mm family tree I did a few years ago that may help you.
- FiL
(http://i.imgur.com/hHZgisKl.png) (https://imgur.com/hHZgisK)
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Awesome FiL - will definitely use your reference. :tu:
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Nice, thanks FiL!
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Well done again, Max! :tu: Cheers for the credit, too. :cheers:
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Here's a 93mm family tree I did a few years ago that may help you.
- FiL
(http://i.imgur.com/hHZgisKl.png) (https://imgur.com/hHZgisK)
Nice work, FiL! Your and Max's graphics are awesome, thanks. :cheers:
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More awesome work, Max! Maximum cool. 8)
It is nice to see a cladogram outside of evolutionary biology and phylogenetic study. Topics I enjoy, but a SAK cladogram, it's next level awesome to an MT nut... :dd:
Agree on all points, g'man. I too am enjoying seeing cladograms in "civilian" applications.
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:cheers: Sawl!
SAKology and Multitoolnetics. :woohoo:
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:cheers:
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Great thread! :tu: Thanks, Max! :salute: :cheers:
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Thanks El Corkscrew! :hatsoff:
Huntsman has offered to include in SAKWiki so they are easy to find. :tu:
So far have done for 91mm and 111mm current and discontinued. Probably 93mm next when I get some time. :salute:
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And it's done
https://sakwiki.com/tiki-index.php?page=Victorinox+91mm
Just showed the current image - Click to see the other or down load PDFs
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Hi Huntsman. I like the current range visible and the discontinued clickable. Works well! :like:
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Just looked at the stats
81 hits in <24hrs for the curent models image - I think they like it!!
Not sure if a page view or a click on the image counts as a hit ??? :think:
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Good stats Huntsman. :like:
Just reinforces SAKWiki as the go-to reference site for SAKs. :salute: