It is very hard to do it, and I was thinking if experienced slipjoint users have ideas. Used both small and large blades, and the corkscrew. It is still a hard process.

Victorinox Pioneer X. I remember when Victorinox presented his alox collection I was thinking about buying the Farmer but I was waiting until appeared the Pioneer X. I prefer this one with scissors rather wood saw for my daily EDC.

1.Compact 2.Huntsman 3.Outrider 4.classic SD

Wife bought it for me about 35 years ago. Never used it much. Not working of course, I’m guessing it needs a battery replacement

Can anyone share the 3d print files for the Ranger 91mm scales. Including any variations worth considering. Thanks.

Faithful and filthy old outrider and the best flavour of beans known to mankind.

Very lucky find.

I've been getting called in to work a lot of extra overtime so I decided to treat myself. Here's my two new Victorinox pieces! The Swiss Army Heritage watch and a Ranger.

Enjoying the Climber lately. Didn't realize how handy the scissors really are, been using these more than the knife blade itself. Paired with a clone Gerber MP600 EOD. The clone has been holding up well for almost a year. Got it as a birthday gift. I rarely use due to the weight, but it does fill in a niche of needing a pair of pliers.

Plus, here’s her old Fisherman from 1979. I used to love playing with this thing as a kid.

I'd like your ideas about carrying a 58mm Rambler for EDC, without a keyring/keychain. I own very few keys, I hate massive dump of keys+stuff togheters and I actually enjoy using the SAK without anything in the way.

How do you guys do it?

Love REI. Love my little vintage REI Tourist. It’s been my main carry lately.

Painted some dots on brand new scales with Testors model car paint. Not a perfect paint job, but still loving it. Gonna wait for paint to cure first before I transfer them to that black spartan. Can’t wait!

Love my new Super Tinker this things great

Yesterday I found this second-hand 82’ Wenger SI for AU$80 in pretty good condition. I spent about 30 minutes cleaning and oiling it and she’s good as new!

I really love the sharper, overly thick steel of these older Model 1961 knives.

Do you carry anything else with your Victorinox?

I love the compact. 2 layers is perfect for me and this combines the tools I use the most in even larger models. It’s usually paired with a leatherman and various other tools in my pocket at work. While they do the harder work this takes care of me. Prepping lunches, clipping nails, opening packages etc. what do you carry? And how do you use it everyday?

I want to try carrying a SAK. The thing is the more I read about it the more complex expensive SAK I want to buy. I think - why not get a couple of more functions for €5 more. So I decided to buy the cheapest one I can get (dont want used) and at least in my country that is the Escort for €11. What would you use your escort for if you mostly walk in the city, ride a bike, do a little gardening and hike outdoors from time to time. Should I go for something more expensive as a small classic?

Help me out if there’s an obvious answer I’m missing. I have a Spartan with no keyring attachment. Did that model have a different name or was that just an option at some point? Unfortunately the main blade has been ground down (broken tip I’m guessing) so the new tip sticks up a bit when closed (see pics 4 & 5). The last pic shows the end of this knife on the right and a newer Spartan with keyring attachment on the left. Thanks for the help!