I'll just leave this here, 84mm.
Hang on a minute. Now you've gone too far. I actually think that the Hiker is an excellent entry-level SAK, for a number of reasons. It's the one I gift the uninitiated friends of mine. - its very easily pocketable- by now, people know if they run into corked wine or not... and if they do, they have their contingency plans (electric powered corkscrews at home, wine keys in the camp kit). a priori, a Phillips seems more useful than a corkscrew, so I think people appreciate it as a gift more easily- The Hiker has the same elements as the OHT and the Soldier, both tools many of us already find indispensable- The Hiker also has similar elements in comparison to the Farmer, another outdoor favorite- for someone who hasn't used knives for their whole lives, the added capability of the saw seems to give the uninitiated the sense that they can cut through whatever it is they need to. Meanwhile, withholding the scissors gets them more comfortable with using the knife for things that most people don't use a knife for (that we do)... cutting paper, opening letters, boxes, cutting cord... (at least where I'm from, I'd say most people dont EDC a knife or MT)
Looking at the bright side, as of tomorrow you Fieldmasters have one month to prove to the world that the combination of a saw with a Philips isn't totally absurd after all
Used my saw today to cut ceiling tile! can also use on drywall.Plus, with outlet box installation the backside phillips is useful wiring an outlet
Fellow knights,In view of the upcoming Fieldmaster challenge, I feel it is my holy duty as a Swiss Army Knight to point out how utterly pointless the Fieldmaster is. The Huntsman pairs a saw with a corkscrew. It is rather easy to picture a romantic camping scenario where these two tools might come in handy. But who in their right mind would ever pair a saw with a Philips screwdriver? Cheers,Blasphemous Simon
Dude, looks like you favour the wrong drinks.Plusyou can open corks with the can opener.Ive survived one month in eastern france wirh justa pioneer.
...opening all those bottles of nice French wine with the can opener? I, uh, see...
That is a nice one!
——I think there’s a reason why this toolset has been in continuous production since at least the late ‘40s. These three span more than 20 years: .
Thats a great representation.
You are part of the “YOU” too. I saw your name on the list? Look forward to the challenge.
That's right! what was it called? "Forced Recruitment"!
Holy smokes, I just checked, you are right! That joker Nix put me on the list. Someone should have told him that it's no good to draft someone without handing him a service weapon and letting him know He could have guessed I wasn't following the challenge thread. Talk about "imagine there's a war and nobody turns up"
Eh, overnight a Fieldmaster! JOIN US......
Drafted, but no show...equals: AWOL! Bring Simon to justice!!!
We’ll find you! Just keep running in tight circles waving your arms like that.