Yeoman /ˈjoʊmən/ is a noun originally referring either to one who owns and cultivates land or to the middle ranks of servants in an English royal or noble household. The term was first documented in mid-14th-century England. ✌🏻👱🏻♂️✌🏻
@@Stewart0494 Don't compare yourself too much with the others. As long as you don't need to make your living with your videos you don't need to be the best. You're not boring just very calm and I like that.
There is a legendary Yeoman Mechanic out there somewhere. It's got the addition of pliers, making it a 4-layer knife. That might well-be the plus ultra of SAKs.
Why not have the nail file on every hook? Some things they do are just baffling. (Probably because they want to sell more high priced compacts, but still, it's annoying).
@@clange50i agree. Victorinox just doesn't make sense... plus scales should be on almost on every model. A pen should be included on every model. If a pen can be included with the compact then why can't it be included on the climber? Why is an inline phillips driver not included on more models? Why install a Phillips head on the back side in place of the cork screw, when the cork screw is used to house the precision mini tool pieces? Just doesn't make sense. If the SAK isn't going to include a nail file, then why not include a file on the hook just like in the compact model? How come the work champ, outsider nor the Hercules include a hook? Perplexing lol
I very much like my Yeoman. Bought it used and have replaced the scales with translucent blue Plus scales.
Very good tool!
Absolutely! Thanks for watching and sharing.
I just love how you describe every tool with their dates of implementation! Great!!! 👏👏👏
Thanks. I'm not an expert and the dates are often iffy but, it's neat to see the difference between models and date ranges.
Yeoman /ˈjoʊmən/ is a noun originally referring either to one who owns and cultivates land or to the middle ranks of servants in an English royal or noble household. The term was first documented in mid-14th-century England.
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Interesting... thanks for the information.
I’ll just go with the explore plus.
Also a great option. Thanks for the view and comment
One of mys favs.
It's a very nice model. Thanks for the view and support.
Wish I could find one of these
Thanks for the view and comment
I would have guessed that the combi tool was a much later addition. I didn't know it's been around that long.
I was surprised too. Tool Evolution can be confusing but I use SAAMs 91mm tool evolution as my guide.
Thanks for the view and comment.
Happy Sunday Stewie, thanks for the new review, as always you do great reviews!
Steve, thanks for the accolades. I'm not an expert by any means but it's kind of fun.
@@Stewart0494 you are expert enough to give a good video presentation of interesting & often very rare SAKs
Great. I love the list of related models in the end of your review.
Thanks for the view and comment. Lots of videos on RUclips and let's face it that I'm boring. Lol it was my way of being different.
@@Stewart0494 Don't compare yourself too much with the others. As long as you don't need to make your living with your videos you don't need to be the best. You're not boring just very calm and I like that.
There is a legendary Yeoman Mechanic out there somewhere. It's got the addition of pliers, making it a 4-layer knife. That might well-be the plus ultra of SAKs.
Interesting... thanks for the view and support.
I just got a custom made one. It is a great SAK! Equivalent of an Explorer, but in 3 layers, just losing the reamer/awl.
Fantastic! I hope it serves you well. Thanks for watching.
Beautiful knife 😊
Yes it is. Thanks for watching.
Did the Yeoman come with plus scales?
I don't believe so but I could be wrong. Thanks for the view and comment.
such a cool model i wonder why they don't make it anymore.
I agree that it is a neat model. Thanks for the view and comment.
Why not have the nail file on every hook? Some things they do are just baffling. (Probably because they want to sell more high priced compacts, but still, it's annoying).
@@clange50i agree. Victorinox just doesn't make sense... plus scales should be on almost on every model. A pen should be included on every model. If a pen can be included with the compact then why can't it be included on the climber?
Why is an inline phillips driver not included on more models?
Why install a Phillips head on the back side in place of the cork screw, when the cork screw is used to house the precision mini tool pieces? Just doesn't make sense.
If the SAK isn't going to include a nail file, then why not include a file on the hook just like in the compact model?
How come the work champ, outsider nor the Hercules include a hook?
Perplexing lol