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Tool Talk => Swiss Army Knights Forum => Topic started by: Wootz on February 18, 2013, 02:32:43 PM
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I'm curious which tools from Vic or Wenger you adore and/or use the most.
My 10 favs are:
1. Large blade from the standard Ranger
2. Small blade from the Executive
3. Inline reamer from the Pioneer
4. Needlenoose pliers from the Spirit
5. Nailfile with "rounded" tip from the smooth Alox Executive
6. Locking screwdrivers from Wenger
7. Fine flathead screwdriver from the Technician
8. Large woodsaw from the 111mm
9. Phillips/combotool from the 58mm
10. Chisel/combotool from the Swisstool
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Don't know if I've got ten, but I'll give it a try...
1. 91mm pliers
2. CT bit driver
3. Inline awl 93mm
4. 58mm USB drive
5. 91mm can opener (mainly the screwdriver tip)
6. Executive scissors
7. 91mm big blade
8. Eyeglass screwdriver
9. 58mm combo tool
10. Executive nail file
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Ten?! :ahhh
Oh boy.... we need some kind of megapoll :think:
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By use: 1. Large blade 2. Scissors 3. Toothpick 4. Executive nail cleaner as small phillips driver 5. Caplifter 6. Can opener (Vic) 7. Corkscrew 8. Small blade (still very sharp after not resharpening Large blade) 9. Pen 10. Exec nail cleaner as nail cleaner
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1. Cybertool driver
2. Saw
3. Can opener
4. Main blade
5. Universal Wrench
6. Watchcase opener
7. Scissors
8. 93mm inline awl
9. Pen
10. Wenger chainbreaker
That's not necessarily in order of preference, or frequency of use. Just stream of thought.
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10 coolest regardless of use: 1. Wenger universal wrench 2. W. locking screwdriver 3. W. lever-spring scissors 4. W. adjustable pliers 5. W. large series clip blade 6. W. emblem-push-button blade lock 7. W. Minathor tiny tool set 8. V. Cybertool bit driver and bits 9. V. magnifier 10. W. directional compass
We will miss you, creative Wenger.
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Ok, I thought about a bit.... these are the ones I like the most, regardless of how often I use them :)
Vic 91mm scissors
Vic 58mm scissors
Vic 93mm main blade
Vic 93mm awl
Vic 91mm pliers
Wenger 84mm nail file
Vic 93mm Marlin spike
Vic 91mm in line Philips
Vic 111mm woodsaw
Vic 58mm combo Philips/bottle opener
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Hi all:
In order to importance (all 91 mm Vic models):
1. Large blade (thats surprised :D)
2. Can opener - still very useful tool in atomic age of food covers
3. Pliers (Yes - very useful for technician, it is like more robust tweezer)
4. Scissors
5. Cap lifter like srew´er carrier
6. Pen
7. Small blade as emergency super-sharp item
8. Wood saw
9. Phillips (it does´t matter if "T" mounted or in-line)
10. Back reamer
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All with 91mm Vics...
In no particular order.
Large Blade
Small Blade
Wood Saw
Metal File
Scissors
Bottle Opener
Can Opener
Corkscrew
Reamer
Any tool that will allow me to do the job I need done at that exact moment.
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Hmmmm
1)Vic inline Philips
2)Vic or Wenger back tool Philips
3)58mm Vic combo tool!Sheer genius!
4)Wenger scissors regardless of size
5)Vic scissors regardless of size
6)Weger locking cap lifter/flat driver
7)Vic 84/91mm combo tool
8)Vic magnifier
9)Vic pens!
10)toothpick!Awesome for eating olives :rofl:
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1. CT
2. Pliers
3. Large blade
4. Scissors
5. Big flat blade
6. Small Blade
7. Tiny screwdriver
8. Pen
9. Metal file
10. Lite
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In no particular order
All blades and more specific
1. Pruner blade 91-93mm
2. Warncliff blade 58mm
3. blade 91mm
4. Nail file 84/58mm
5. Cybertool
6. Scissors (all but 91mm most)
7. Pliers (Yes, pliers)
9. Hook (Oh yes indeed)
10. Awl 93mm
But I like most tools, if not all.
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Vics-
1. 91mm small blade
2. 91mm scissors
3. 91mm caplifter/SD
4. 93mm large blade
5. 91/111mm pliers
6. 91mm corkscrew
7. 91mm awl
8. 91mm caplifter/phillips
9. 93mm marlinspike
10. 91/93mm pruner blade
With top 3 being my most used, and the other 7 just favorites (due to engineering or asthetics).
Not much experience with Wengers, but just got my first one, so maybe some tool will reach top 10.
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Exacts cannot give, but what I have seen as a SAK newbie...
01. Clip Point Main blade
02. Electrician blade
03. Awl/Reamer with Hole
04. Flatdriver/Bottle Opener/90° flat
05. Scissors
06. Tweezers
07. Pen
08. Corkscrew
09. Universal Wrench
10. Glass Magnifier, not the current Cracker Jack toy version.
Want:
11. Angle/Inclination Gauge on the inside of transparent scales.
If anyone says fish scaler, permission to :pommel: them?!?
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1. 91mm scissors
2. 58mm pen
3. cut and picker blade
4. 74mm orange peeler
5. Wenger 93mm bail (I know, not really a tool, but still)
6. 93mm inline awl
7. 111mm marlinspike/shackle opener
8. corkscrew
9. 111mm OHO PE blade
10. 58mm scissors
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If anyone says fish scaler, permission to :pommel: them?!?
Fish scaler is a great tool. You just need to use your imagination. Not in my top ten list but I don't mind having it in a Swisschamp. It is the perfect blade to magnetize and fish screws and pins from tight places.
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I like the tool as well. Not just a fishscaler, officialy it's a ruler/marker too.
And to stir my coffee with lots of sugar. :)
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1-Large Blade
2-Scissors
3-Tweezers
4-Eyeglasses Screwdriver
5-Pliers
6-Cap Lifter
7-Corkscrew
8-Metal File
9-Wood Saw
10-Reamer
(based upon my swisschamp and i understood that maybe a compact will be enough because i mostly carry a pliers based multitool with it)
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1. 58mm wharncliff blade
2. 58mm cut&picker blade
3. 58mm Phillips/combo tool
4. 58mm scissors
5. small tweezers
6. 58mm pen blade
7. Wenger si blade
8. 93mm awl
9. 111mm woodsaw
10. Vic can opener
These are my 10 favourite tool in order
Of importance and use.