Good idea and great opening photo!I am a big fan of the Super Tinker since it checks two of my top requirements (blade & scissors). Despite owning multiple Super Tinkers, I didn't think I had a photo of any of them. Happily, I found one!Super Tinker by NorCal Jim, on Flickr
That's only because of your generosity though, B! but seriously, this one is great; Hoffritz stamp, square Phillips with can key, no half stop on the caplifter, love it.You gave me this beauty a while back... it's the only Super Tinker in el collection.
Quote from: NorCalJim on September 23, 2018, 04:40:31 PMGood idea and great opening photo!I am a big fan of the Super Tinker since it checks two of my top requirements (blade & scissors). Despite owning multiple Super Tinkers, I didn't think I had a photo of any of them. Happily, I found one!Super Tinker by NorCal Jim, on FlickrI like the background that you knife is on. It looks like it was drawn and written with a fountain pen.
Quote from: Rapidray on September 23, 2018, 04:51:47 PMQuote from: NorCalJim on September 23, 2018, 04:40:31 PMGood idea and great opening photo!I am a big fan of the Super Tinker since it checks two of my top requirements (blade & scissors). Despite owning multiple Super Tinkers, I didn't think I had a photo of any of them. Happily, I found one!Super Tinker by NorCal Jim, on FlickrI like the background that you knife is on. It looks like it was drawn and written with a fountain pen.I used a slip cover & various volumes of a Vincent Van Gough Letters set that my wife has to feature some of my SAKs. I did this for awhile and later just used my hobby table.Jim
Wait, there's a Super Tinker Club? I'm in! Here is the Super Tinker that I bought in 1987 ($31 bucks!) from Cutlery World. It's pictured alongside my NIB LL Bean special edition Super Tinker, which now that I think about it, also cost about 30 bucks. But $30 bought a lot more thirty years ago than it does today... Myron(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)
I've had this Super Tinker since the '80s, and it used to be my EDC. I don't carry it much any more, although I do occasionally. Now I'm more likely to carry my much newer Deluxe Tinker.
Quote from: Myron on September 28, 2018, 12:47:08 AMWait, there's a Super Tinker Club? I'm in! Here is the Super Tinker that I bought in 1987 ($31 bucks!) from Cutlery World. It's pictured alongside my NIB LL Bean special edition Super Tinker, which now that I think about it, also cost about 30 bucks. But $30 bought a lot more thirty years ago than it does today... Myron(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.) What a lovely thing... Yup, super tinkers around here cost between 30-35 €, at regular/fair street prices. There are of course the places that charge ridiculous prices for any Sak...
Well, since mine has just arrived from Victorinox maintenance after me procrastinating for years, might as well take part in the club.(Image removed from quote.)Enviado de meu Moto E (4) Plus usando o Tapatalk