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Your voice makes me want 2 kill myself

Dude. Your thumb bending!!!

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This is pretty amazing, thanks!

@comisgear7546 Just wondering, instead of using Epoxy Resin, wonder if using something like nail polish would work too?

To be honest I'm always a bit nervous using these things because of how fast they can snap shut, but better to be nervous and safe than careless and cut I guess

I put on O-ring on the back pivot, so the tip hits the rubber not the brass. That's it.

very cool vid Comis. well-thought out kit. have you made any changes to it?

I used a little Teflon tape or a little floss around the stop pin. Then once I have the stop correct. 0.1 to 0.2 mm , if that, will greatly improve the stop position. Then add a little super glue to harden and affix floss or Teflon tape to stop pin. Works like a dream.

Very, very cool. Not something I'm willing to do, but still very cool.

Excellent, thank you!

Which grey scales did you use? Also do they still make 91 mm knives??

Awesome mod!

I have a Mini Peasant. It's a Roman Peasant knife made in New Zealand from a high-carbon Swedish tool steel called L7 that Svord uses with a proprietary tempering formula to create an outstanding blade at a crazy cheap price. Svord makes their money from selling lots of knives instead of selling fewer at a larger profit. I filed that point off the back of the handle. It's a great EDC and you can drop it and so what? It's tough and inexpensive and perfect for what it is, a great blade that holds an edge EXTREMELY well with the most simple handle design and being able to grab that tang as you reach into your pocket is something you get used to right away.

Nice Job! Could a stronger acid be used so the process doesn't take so long?

I learned nothing from this one Breuer to pull the knife blade but it will even budge even slightly I think I made a mistake buying this knife

Since the 91 and 93mm saws are the same what explains the considerable differences between them?

Some models (like Compact) i would not recommend closing it by let the blade snap closed because the tolerance between the inner spine and the tip of the blade is too small. So by snapping it it would damage the tip.

wish i knew about this video earlier, havent really used mine since i bought it but i already did a little damage on the smaller blade because of snapping it close😢

Nice knife don't see many of these in Australia most stockists only carry a small range of knifes.

Great advice comic guy information comes in the nick of time.

Please make and sell these!

Good idea. Thanks.

Great tutorial fantastic video

Hard to open mine

make my day. Thanks for the tip!!! love it

ughhhhh it's harddddddddd Like I can only open 3 of the things on it- hhhh

a great item

No way I would do all that, but I’d buy them if you made and sold them! Super cool mod!

that is the first useful tip for ranger bands i see on youtube. my Victorinox Swistool fits perfect in a ledlenser holster but in vertical position. thank you!

This has to be the best saw test out there, especially as I don't see anyone else compare the saw lengths for so many tools as you did, plus you showed the actual effective cutting length rather than the length of the tool including the tang. What you don't show - but you don't need to show as I have some for comparison - is the saw on the smaller SAKs, 91 and 93mm (they're the same), which I measured at 67mm. At this it is longer than any Leatherman saw you showed. I don't have many LM for comparison, just the Rebar and the saw on this is considerably thinner than on the SAKs. This leads me to the conclusion that the best outdoor tools where saw (as well as blade) are most important are Victorinox 111mm knives - I have the Soldier - and Vic 93mm knives like the Farmer, which has a thicker blade than on the 91mm plastic scaled models and a better reamer. But if push comes to shove I'd even take my 91mm Hiker over my Rebar anytime, the knife blades are the same but the Hiker saw is longer and thicker than on the Rebar. I guess the only Leatherman which may have a better saw could be the Supertool 300 but again it isn't going to be anything near as long as the 111mm Victorinox SAK saws. Finally, the Victorinox Mauser you show is a limited edition version of the old German Army knife. They are quite sought after, I've seen second hand ones advertised for around $150 USD.

М о л о д е ц !

😍 wow I really hope I can get this for my favorite victorinox fieldmaster

( I have not watch’s the full vid but pls don’t get them wet they are stainless steal and also I own the smaller one please look in to knife safety before you buy a knife)

Hello Comis, nice video, nice solution 👍. I had the same problem with my Svord kitset. So I built in a leather back spacer. That worked very well too. best regards Joe

My problem is that I don’t have enough strength to do what you do around 3:04. if I try that the blade won’t move until I use more force and then it closes so fast that my finger slips down. Yet I had luck and it only slipped away on the non-sharp side but I want to change this.

How is it so stiff tho

Just regret why UA-cam don’t recommended me this video before. By far this is the best and most impressive mod to a victorinox. Which kind of paint (solid color) would you recommend instead of the glowing epoxy?

compliments! really interesting test! I personally have done many tests with the leatherman surge, wave and victorinox spirit, swisschamp saw. I must say that for the same length, the leatherman saws are always slightly faster. The curiosity is that the victorinox saws are slightly sharper, but a little slower.

great editing,i have my SAK for 12 years now and use it as a daily tool great little knife's

Good video Comis, I'm off now to look for some young coconuts..... 👍👍😊

You are a genius Sir. Thank you.

Is the intro by Peter Griffin? Whatever great job!

Try opening a hook on the Climber model. Yup, no nail notch and no good position to get under it because of the ring. The ring really complicates things. Having a nail notch on the hook is a MUST. I am thinking of putting there one myself with a Dremel. The only time I'm using the plastic toothpick is to get the hook out. There's also one trick to pull the scissors a bit first and then the hook. Much easier that way. Still... Not a good design.

Man! If you sold these I’d buy them in every color for my SwissChamps! Outstanding job!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Beautiful work and knowledge shared. Thank you 😊

very good video. much better than the usually review. watching this i didnt regret buying the rebar. its on the way to me the very moment:D

Does the viegar also rip off thecolor of clasical red scales?

You should make and sell these on eBay or Etsy! Great job!

Se ve genial, lo voy a intentar, gracias por el vídeo!