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>>1114376
Seems more than decent, just expect soft steel on your blade. But /out/ will say that if isn't a 20cm long, 6mm thick fixed knoife then is no good.

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 06 Oct 2017 14:03:40 No.1114573 Report

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>>1114376
I've used them in the past, they're pretty decent secondary blades for finer work but obviously, don't expect it to do the work of a bigger blade.

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 06 Oct 2017 15:08:58 No.1114610 Report

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>>1114498
/thread

>>1114512
the /out/ says moo

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 06 Oct 2017 19:49:15 No.1114721 Report

Quoted By: >>1114761 >>1115188

>>1114376
Swiss Army is kinda junk.
If you want a decent multi-tool, get something like a leatherman, Sog, Gerber.

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 06 Oct 2017 22:10:20 No.1114761 Report

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>>1114721
SAK's are good, depends on what you need. They are very European in mindset, and so aren't designed for North american purposes. Leatherman and SOG are good, Unfortunately a lot of the cheaper Gerber is literal trash.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 07 Oct 2017 20:17:28 No.1115188 Report

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>>1114512
steel with a 57 HRC rating isn't a soft steel
>>1114721
> swiss army
not sure what that is, but I guess you mean Victorinox? None of the companies you named can compete with Victorinox in quality or price.
Leatherman is overpriced af. On my wave the serrated blade doesn't lock up properly. The spring locking the blade when you open the pliers broke and fell out. All of my bits are bent. Sog and Gerber are infinitely worse. Check out the video where the SOG tool can't cut a nail that a $7 China made MT cuts with ease.

>>1114376
The one hand trekker is /out/standing. Awesome saw. Sharp serrations, that are easy to sharpen. A little bit of fine edge for precise tasks. Everything you need in the woods, nothing you don't.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 08 Oct 2017 04:42:05 No.1115472 Report

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>>1115188
Good info thx

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 08 Oct 2017 07:09:34 No.1115530 Report

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The blade gets dull very fast so you need a way to sharpen it. The saw is way too small and has the wrong teeth pattern for out. The awl is ok but I have only used it two or three times for drilling holes. All the other implements are completely useless.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 08 Oct 2017 19:29:58 No.1115811 Report

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>>1115188
You know what I mean. Swiss Army is another name for Victorinox, most of the time.
It's just that they don't usually have locking blades, and very soft steel.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 08 Oct 2017 21:42:32 No.1115884 Report

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>>1115811
Just double checking, there are quite a few knock offs from China that people call Swiss Army Knife, for which your statements would be correct.
However Vic uses the 1.4110 steel which is regularly hardened to 57 HRC. Everything above 53 HRC is considered hard to very hard steel.
Perhaps you mean very shiny steel?

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 08 Oct 2017 22:15:28 No.1115901 Report

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>>1115472
you might want to consider the Rucksack. No serrations same length saw. Cork screw instead of phillips driver.
Or even larger the RangerWood 55.

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