If anyone knows the whereabouts of the 91mm Waiter, please let me know...
Might have seen one sell recently on the ‘bay. ...Not a huge fan of Waiters...but added this nylon Walter version.
They spelt the model name wrong...
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Very cool. You actually went full MacGyver with the scale tools to pick a lock?! Holy crap! And you’re right, the Waiter was called the Bartender in some markets (canada? ). As referenced in this thread about 3 years ago https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,71497.msg1662397.html#msg1662397
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There was always something that annoyed me on the Waiter - something did not feel right, especially when putting it into pocket or pulling it out.I realized it was the key ring - the standard size is I believe too large for such a thin knife. I replaced it with the smaller one from 58mm models and all is good now. Finally it feels right!
Excellent point. I generally don’t like keyrings or the lug for them. But I’ve had a few show up over the years with the small ring and they seem to make more sense on a knife like a Waiter or Cadet.
My travel knife. Airlines allow under 60mm blades in carry on luggage in the European Union. I shortened my Waiter respectively and made some other minor mods.
So I see the EU is gone too?!Carry a sword and claim it's your region Carry a tactical and say its for work.JOIN KNIFE RIGHTS
So I actually went Min... again.. used the mighty Waiter to open 2 packages and the screwdriver. SAKS are always useful no matter which size/tool set!
Here's one
I haven't posted anything in a while, so here's my Waiter, tarted up (classed-up?)in white cellidor, doing its thing. Not that "waiter" isnt a badass profession, but I too feel like the name "bartender" is more suited to this model.
white is very cool!
Prob my favorite after Stayglow...tho OG red is up there, too. Too bad there was never an 84mm Stayglow...