Two-Tool System for Urban EDC with the Victorinox Swiss Card Nailcare
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Urban Knife Guy shares how to use the Victorinox Swiss Card Nailcare as part of a Two-Tool System for Urban EDC.
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I love the way you justified all these tools for nail care 😂
>snicker
I found it very amusing how he described the usefulness of the ruler and screwdriver for nailcare.
Glad everyone enjoyed it!
Hi, I travelled between Paris and Vienna (back and forth) with this swisscard in my hand luggage..and no problem !!
Thank you for this video. A Swisscard Quattro has lived in my wallet since 2001, it has even passed airport security several times because i forgot that i carried it. I also have a spare pair of Swisscard scissors in my wallet. And as my main knife/tool i carry an Victorinox Walker or an Victorinox Tourist or an Gerber Fatty
I have been using this combo for a long time. That glass nailfile you have is also useful as an emergency knife sharpener.
You are most welcome! Someone did ask me if the nail file can sharpen a knife but I have not tried. Good to know! Thanks!
I'm loving carrying the Victorinox Electrician at the moment (2 x blades, awl as a box opener and cap lifter) but I the miss scissors. This is a great call to pair it with. Can't believe I didn't think of it. Thanks 👍
You are welcome! Thanks for watching!
Oh wow, thanks for the shout-out 😊
I didn't even remember that I mentioned this 😅
I still like this combo (mostly with a Pioneer or Cadet), especially in the summer when I don't have many pockets to carry a lot of gear.
Thanks for the idea!
Hey JC,
Great video. I wasn’t aware of that nail care card. I have a couple of the other versions and they are both good for urban carry with a knife.
Thanks buddy, enjoying your channel and content 😎👍🏻
Thanks for watching! We learn something new every day!
It also has a straight pin in there. People also forget about that in the Cellidor scales :D but it can come in handy sometimes.
Yes I realised only after I finished filming the video 🫣
I’ve only carried the Nail Care version when flying. It goes through US TSA fine and at least you have some tools with you.
Thanks for sharing!
The Spartan and the Swiss card is a great idea - good shout UKG - I got the 1997 Swiss card with the plastic corner intact - I will try pairing with Spartan this week
Thanks! Glad you got value out of the video!
Growing up my father drilled into me to never leave the house without my wallet, keys, phone. As a result, I carry the Swisscard nail-care in my wallet along with a wallet sized fixed blade, so no matter what I always have a reliable knife with me. Combining those two tools in my wallet has given me unparalleled convenience without compromised performance. I also carry a Gerber Shard on my key-chain and I have the SOG Sync as a belt buckle. My friends call me budget batman.
Good choice, also if you were unlucky and lost either then you've something on you.
I have a quattro sans scissors, so generally take a snall knife along- Luna, higonoksmi or tinker. Thanks for sharing.
We have similar tastes since I have all those knives you mentioned. Thanks for sharing too!
Thanks for the reply. Apologies for the misspelled words. Best of luck.
@@Robert_Thomas832 no worries!
One of the best combinations I use is Swiss nailcard with victorinox alox farmer.
It's a great combo!
Great video!
May I suggest the Bantam (especially in Alox) in place of the Cadet or Spartan...
I use it with the SwissCard Classic Red in a minimalist wallet
Thanks! It is a great suggestion. I have a Bantam but not in Alox. An Alox Cadet is thinner than a Bantum in regular scales (I believe). I didn't measure them. But an Alox Bantam is definitely thinner.
Good for plane travel, like the Victorinox Jetsetter
Thanks for commenting!
@@urbanknifeguy Always happy to help a fellow creator poke "the almighty algorithm" with a comment :)
My two tools atm are the Manager on the keychain and a Tinker, refitted with walnutscales like your Spartan.
Great pair! Thanks for sharing!
But....if you carry the Swiss Champ, you do not have to carry two items. :-p but the nail care swiss card is Airplane safe, so if you have to travel, you can check your knife in and keep the card on you for use onboard. Great video. You almost convinced me to go with a Swiss Farmer Alox and this card.....almost.
Haha... the combo is one 1/4 the width of the Swiss Champ!
I edc a rambler on my keychain and either my super tinker, spartan, or alox pioneer x
Very nice! Thanks for sharing!
I have the red version, but I'm already thinking about replacing it with a black one, and giving the red one to my mother instead of the Classic SD that she carries in her (giant) wallet.
👌👍
Nice pairing!
Thanks!
Thanks!
Very cool..I just did a 2 tool work carry video..brilliant minds lol great video!!
Right on!
Unfortunately, there are no colored pens or this tiny tweezers, but I replaced at least the toothpick with a matching color.
A fixed blade knife however small is illegal for daily carry in much of Europe so only the nail care card can be our edc!
Can't you have a non-locking folding knife with a blade below 3 inches?
With Nailcare,switch the Cadet to Bantam Alox,and you’ll find the perfect set in your wallet for Urban EDC.
Thanks for that! I said the same thing in a reply to another comment. I just don't have the Alox Bantam, only the regular nylon scales.
Great video❤
Thanks! 😁
If they would only replace that silly nail file with a tool with various hex bolt sizes, now that would be useful... It could have a screwdriver tip as well....
That would be a good version! Thanks.
Is this TSA friendly?
I would say yes. But ultimately, it depends on the officer I think. I think the sticking point (pun intended) would be the scissors.
I'm going to be taking the swiss card (no knife) and the kilaminjaro through uk, singapore and Australian security. Let's see if they get through.
Is that all in the same trip???
@urbanknifeguy yep. I spoke to Singapore airport security and they said they would take it. But I read the restrictions and it is within the guidelines.
@@alimfuzzy that sounds like an amazing trip. For Singapore, the only thing I would be worried about is the scissors. They may not allow that as carry on.
@urbanknifeguy maybe you're right, just had a reread. I might of mixed it up with Japan. I was originally going to go there too.
@@alimfuzzy When is your trip scheduled for?
Are the knife and glass file interchangeable in the swiss card?
I honestly don't know so can't say for sure. Sorry!
Small :)
Old versions much better ^^
What do you mean?
I use knock off tool cards
I don't think you are supposed to say that aloud...