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Basically you have to reduce your image to around 300kb...& "Welcome Aboard"! Capt. Chris
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Nice wood!
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looking good there
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Nice handle!
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Thanks for the edit Captain! I don't have a great understanding of how to on attachments.
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Awesome
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I'll jump in with my first post! This is the first but not the last Randall that I have had made. Its a #8 with an American Chestnut handle. The wood was removed from a barn that my great grandpa had from the early 1920s. Here it is: Resized to sh
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Folding Knife Discussion
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Larry, My fault,I misunderstood the post,you "broke it in" I don't know how many times a Swiss Army Knife or Leatherman Wave has saved me a trip downs stairs to get what ever tool I needed. When I go in the field,I put a Swiss Army Range
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Folding Knife Discussion
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Wayne-- I didn't "break" mine. I made first use of it doing the task for a friend. It is a bit heavy to haul around on a belt or in a pocket, but it sure is packed with good tools, easy to open, comfortable to hold and use. Larry
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Folding Knife Discussion
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Larry, Victorinox has a lifetime guarantee and if your multitool broke,send it to them and they will repair/replace it for free. I can see from the above posts that there are a lot of folks who like/use their SAKs. Wayne
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That was my impression also...the fabric in the photo gives the impression that the choil "might be" a bit longer than whatever we think should be standard. I would not fault the knife...it is part of the Captain's legacy. Larry P.S.: I
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Folding Knife Discussion
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Have several...too many to carry all but always have one handy. Also, their multi-tool is probably the best-made and most functional of the brands that are available. Especially if it includes the socket set. Broke mine in way back when switching
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Folding Knife Discussion
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I carry a classic and officer suisse daily and would not be without both of them.
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Folding Knife Discussion
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I carry a Climber daily. Had a SAK in my pocket since early 1980's.
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Pictures are bad angles...there's nothing long about this one... Bite me Cap...
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Folding Knife Discussion
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David, That pretty much sounds typical of the service given by the folks at Victorinox. Wayne
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Folding Knife Discussion
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I was given a SAK shortly before I went in the Navy in 1964. Been with me ever since. I was at Blade Show about 6 years ago and showed it to the folks at the booth and told its story. They took it apart, replaced nicked and worn parts, gave me extra
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Nice - it fooled me!
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Folding Knife Discussion
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Pap, I figured that you would be a user of the SAKs. Truely a very handy knife. That along with my Leatherman WAVE,I pretty much have just about everything covered. I just ordered two more SAKs a Hunter and a Rescue. Like 22s,you never seem to have
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Every day, I mostly use and carry the mini Champion. Pap
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Ask Scott. He's been known to elongate blade swishes!
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Folding Knife Discussion
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Just wondering if anyone here collects/uses SAKs? I have a number of SAKs and use them constantly. I don't know if they still list them in their catalog but RMK had offered Victorinox paring knives.
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Nice Stag!
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All are awesome.
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?? How did that long choil happen?
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