So which one is next on your want to buy list?
Howdy folks. From Ohio here and rather new to the forum. I’ve been a SAK fan since my brother sent me a Huntsman back in 1984 while he was stationed in Germany. I had an uncle into knives who told me to take good care of that knife because it was quality kit. I’ve carried it very frequently since and it is still going strong. I was more into tactical folders buying mostly Emersons and Benchmades. Now, I’m just into SAKs and traditional slip joints. I saw Scientist somewhere and just immediately fell in love all over again with SAKs. I always carry Rambler in the watch pocket, a Scientist or Tourist, and a Murray Carter ‘Perfect’ model neck knife. This has been my daily carry for years. My latest project has been turning a Spartan into a whittler. I modded the bottle opener into a chisel, the small blade into a Wharncliffe and I filed off the small screwdriver tip for easier scraping a la Felix Immler’s suggestion. I didn’t do the best work, but it’s a better whittler now and only another 20 bucks or so to do it again, only better. Laters!
Of course, any whittler simply must have a Ranger for the chisel, saws, and file.
Time flies and the SAKs add up. The process is a strange one, that is, trying SAKs to come up with what works for you. I began with a Recruit and it seems I come back to this SAK a lot. My final pocket carry SAK? No but its one I enjoy a lot.
And then there's modding...Once you have a bunch of SAKs and you start saying to yourself "I like this model, but wish it had [name of extra tool]".Now there's a rabbit hole! Welcome to you both!