Mod on SOG S-62

[eodtech]

Pretty simple ( simple mods for simple people ), just removed the 1/4" "drive, saw and file then ADDED: scissors, straight blade and the serrated blade ( S62 now has 3 blades total with the 1/2 and 1/2 blade.). May not fit everyones needs but it's just what a I need to do my job.

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Nice practical mod there fella

[J-sews]

*sigh* Too bad all makes weren't as easy to modify as a SOG. Nice job Andrew, way to make your S62 more specific to your needs.

BTW, what will you be doing with the leftover blades?   

[NeitherExtreme]

*sigh* Too bad all makes weren't as easy to modify as a SOG...

Aint that the truth    Anyway, cool mod. That's a whole lot of cutting power in one tool- 3 knives, a V cutter, & scissors 

[eodtech]

BTW, what will you be doing with the leftover blades?   

I put them up for sale in the " TRADE FORUMS " a while back - they are long gone and now reside in Australia.

[Grant Lamontagne]

Let me know when you are done with me cause I'd like to retire down under too!

Def

[eodtech]

The new serrated Line Cutter combines the subtle serration of a blade, and the handy hook shape of a V-Cutter, all into one component.

Just picked up another SOG on ebay and this is going to be one of the implements for sure !!



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[Grant Lamontagne]

I wonder if that is really considered a serration or not?  It seems more like a Kriss style blade to me!



Def

[J-sews]

Speaking of SOG blades, I'm still intrigued by this one:



Anybody heard when it will be available?

[Grant Lamontagne]

Not yet, but I have alerted Chris at SOG that we are discussing some of this stuff now, and we need answers NOW!

Def

[Viking]

Speaking of SOG blades, I'm still intrigued by this one:

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Anybody heard when it will be available?

That looks great!  Awesome option!  Looks like more tools for me. ;D

[665ae]

Did anyone ever figure out how the wire stripper works?  Do you have to hold it closed with your fingers?

[NeitherExtreme]

Did anyone ever figure out how the wire stripper works?  Do you have to hold it closed with your fingers?

I'd be curious as well. If it's just "finger power", it could work well for stripping, but cutting wire might be a little to much work I guess there's still the cutters in the pliars though...

[J-sews]

The ends stick out a long way beyond where the stripper notches are, probably for leverage.

I'll bet it's finger power operated.

[NeitherExtreme]

What I don't get is that what looks like the cutter part is closest to your fingers, where you'll get the least leverage.

[J-sews]

What I don't get is that what looks like the cutter part is closest to your fingers, where you'll get the least leverage.

Hmmm, good point. I was focused on the stripper notches and overlooked the cutting section. It appears like there may be another cutting section in near the pivot?