Victorinox Forester Wood - Practical Size SAK
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Swiss knives from Victorinox are useful and high quality tools. In this particular knife I like the 80 mm lockable blade. The wood scales feel great and look great. Also the wood saw is big enough to be practical. For me this is almost perfect knife/multi-tool for camping.
Tools:
1. Lockable blade 80 mm
2. Can opener/Screwdriver 3 mm
3. Bottle opener/Screwdriver 5 mm/Wire stripper
4. Wood saw
5. Corkscrew
6. Reamer, punch
Height 18 mm
Length 111 mm
Weight 126 g
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All i wanted is to see it put to good use. No fluff talk and bs. Well done. Subbed.
Thanks! ✨️
Nice review. Calm and soothing. I have a similar knife, the Forester M Grip. Very nice, i changed the original scales for the glow in the dark 'Rescue Tool' ones and added a flint, a magnet, a mini-screw driver (for phones or glasses) and some helix tinder. Great for my outdoor adventures.
Thank you! I have also mini screwdriver in corkscrew. It's a great little additional tool!
I was interested in purchasing this model and came across your video. It was so relaxing with the sounds of the water and birds along with the music. You featured the knife really well too, and showed it doing what it should be used for. I see your other videos are like this one, so I subscribed to your channel. Thanks!
Thank you! I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed the video and found it relaxing. I'm also happy that the knife demonstration was helpful for you.
I recently purchased this model, wondering if you treated the wood on yours ? If so what did you use.
Thank you in advance for your time.
Thank you for your comment! Yes, it's important to give the wood a coat of oil once in a while. I’ve personally used linseed oil on mine, and it has kept the handle looking as good as new!
@@reliikki That was what I was thinking of doing, Thank you for responding and reinforcing the Idea.
I can now proceed with confidence of a positive outcome👍
@@hitchpost5822 Glad to hear that my response helped reinforce your idea. Best of luck, and enjoy your adventures with the Forester!
@@reliikki what type of linseed oil do you use?