One shop had them for 31 euros each a couple of years ago. They only had 3 of them - so I bought them all.One of them is still sitting in its box, never used. In about 200 years it'll be worth, ooh, 50 euros!
I really can't find a better EDC than a craftsman, it has more than what is needed and still fits in my pocket without too much bulge. (Image removed from quote.)
I love my Craftsman. Pre 1986 fish scaler instead of pliers.
Quote from: gene stoner on May 18, 2016, 06:15:23 PMI love my Craftsman. Pre 1986 fish scaler instead of pliers.Great knife Gene! That era Vic was my first Craftsman! They are amazingly cool old knives!!!
Quote from: SAK Guy on May 18, 2016, 06:37:09 PMQuote from: gene stoner on May 18, 2016, 06:15:23 PMI love my Craftsman. Pre 1986 fish scaler instead of pliers.Great knife Gene! That era Vic was my first Craftsman! They are amazingly cool old knives!!! For some reason I can get that one sharper then any other SAK I have and it stays sharp forever. Makes me wonder about the quality of the newer knifes?
How much thicker is a Swisschamp compared to the Craftsman I have never really known the tool configuration of the older ones and I really like it Guess I have another knife to add to my list
Quote from: Poncho65 on May 20, 2016, 02:51:02 AMHow much thicker is a Swisschamp compared to the Craftsman I have never really known the tool configuration of the older ones and I really like it Guess I have another knife to add to my list 27 mm vs 33 mm. SAKWiki is your friend. Either you find it there, or you put it there after having found your answers elsewhere.