Author puts SAK through serious test!

[jackknife]

I've done a lot out camping with this combo. A SAK in the pocket and a real saw in the pack does a lot. The bigger saw greatly lowers the effort in cutting larger diameter wood and the SAK takes care of all other camp chores from opening a can of chill to sharpening some sticks for tent pegs for the tarp.

 

[bozhidar47]

I just returned the book by Immler to the library this week. Waited a while to get it through an inter-library loan, and there is now again a waiting list for it.

Not a surprise, because it is a most interesting book. There is a lot of beautiful outdoor photography, and the projects he does with his "pocket-size workshop" are close to amazing! It would be cool to have the opportunity to take one of his workshops....of course, with nature and the great outdoors being in Switzerland!

A worthwhile read.
Bozhidar

 

[deltaboy]

You can do a ton of campcraft with a SAK and a Folding saw!

 

[Chacap]

I was scout in my youth and I thus used a SAK often to cut the wood, eat, screw, pierce, open conjoint boxes, build tables, chairs etc.... Since I always have a Swiss army knife in the pocket (Wenger, Victorinox, Swiza) and I became a collector (I have approximately 150 Swiss army knives at the moment). I also offer Swiss army knives to my family and my friends, it is the useful present which can even save live

 

[batosai117]

I just ordered the book so I'll have something to look forward to this weekend when it arrives. I'm always up for a good book and now it covers one of my favorite topics.

 

[DocT]

SAK, folding saw, small hatchet.

 

[drail]

I have carried a Vic Tinker and a Centurion for many years and never leave the house without one of them (or both). I have never broken anything on any Victorinx knife but I never do dumb things with knives. The tweezers are awfully nice to have for splinters.

 

[SuburbanBarbarian]

I came to love SAKS and wonder how I went 45 years + without owning one.

I hear you on that. Bought a recruit on an ADD powered whim. A few months later after using it more than my Leatherman, I bought a Huntsman. I love this knife. Now all I need is the mini screwdriver for the corkscrew.

 

[tiguy7]

The Titanium custom SAKs allow blade swapping and/or replacing. They also hold up to abuse and corrosive environments. The skeletonized handles keep the weight down, and most can be fitted with pocket clips. The 1/4” hex hole lets you run screw driver bits. Some have a shackle wrench for sailors. The snowboarder model has wrenches for bindings. Customization allows you to choose your components.