Felix - Brilliant solutions to the problem of keeping a knife sharp in the field! I too need to keep it with the knife, or I will leave it at home for sure.
I see that Victorinox have partnered with the Scout Association in the UK to support a new Survival Skills badge. I think this is a fantastic move that will be a boon to young people there.
@@FelixImmler You are a wonderful blessing Felix. I greatly appreciate your attitude of joy in all your tricks and tips. It really means something to you and comes thru in your teaching. That makes it is so much more meaningful to me. Thanks!
Hallo, es so wunderbar anzusehen, mit wieviel Herzblut und Liebe du hinter "deinem" Produkt stehst und daraus so ein großes Projekt mit so vielen Videos machst! Dafür meinen allerhöchsten Respekt!!! Keep going & beste Grüße!
You are a very creative and cheerful person! Waiting for new videos with scrambled eggs and sausages on the fire. Victorinos to the rescue! Include beer in the video! )
One of the best things about Friday is your videos. Even if I don't agree with everything (Hazel doesn't grow where I live, but I still love it). When are you going to make a proper alphorn? You can do it! 🙂 I loved the one you made, and we have something similar in Sweden: "Näverlur". We also have songs to make the cattle/gots come home by voice: "Kulning". Or any other dialectal word. Mostly for the northern parts of Sweden. Lovely to hear.
thank you for the positivity))) there are excellent knives, there are good knives, there are Victorinox knives (comfortable)! the main thing is that there is a corkscrew! )
Hi! Another great video. My Dad used to strop his vic pocket knife on the palm of his hand after every use. I found it works quite well to maintain the blade after light use. I don't know how that might work on a heavier blade.
@@alfonsedente9679 stropping a straight razor without a compound is commonly done after/before a shave when only minor touch up/or maintenance is needed. This is commonly seen in any barber shop that still shaves with a cut throat razor. A small pocket knife used to open mail or cut a string starting with a keen edge (Dad and I both used an Arkansas stone) is maintained, with less frequent trips to the stone. There is a whole literature, easily found on line, of people doing this with double edge razor blades during the depression and now as well. So, I would suggest more gentlemanly, less disrespectful comments about a man long gone, on this channel.
Hi Felix, Nice presentation! I enjoyed the details about the final edge angle and the little 6 mm "indicator" in the strap. Very smart! I have been testing diamond pastes on various surfaces. A progession is nice however, out of the ones you showed I would go with the DMT diamond paste on leather. The 6 Micron one is good but surprisingly the 1 Micron paste has better feedback and cuts quite well. Maybe play with the surface of the leather..rough it up or smoothen it out...see what works for you. They do cut but it is more "in the eye/hand of the beholder" as the feedback is very important. If you don't feel it in hand you might raise/lower the spine and it does not harm than good or nothing at all. If you ever consider balsa wood, i can tell you from my own experience, the CBN 3 Micron and 1 Micron worked best for me...although on balsa the feedback is not the greatest.
0:29 Just wanted to give shoutout's to that awesome drum'n'bass during the intro that actually survived until the year 2023! Truly amazing videos as always of course but that intro should not be skipped to be honest! :D 8:35 And since I learned it last week as well and was very surprised (please dont feel attacked): the verb "to tear" is pronounced like "bear/wear" and not like the noun "tear", which makes absolutely no sense, but hey, it's english pronunciation, it must be weird apparently :D
I've had one of those DMT minis on my bushcraft blade sheath, attached by a section of inner tube, for many years and have also occasionally whittled a branch as a holder👍
My Wenger pocket knife is 15 years old and it went through hell as well and there is nothing wrong with it. Not even a tiny scratch. I am amazed by the durability of those knives
Thank you, every time i think you have done one of your best Vide😢os, you make another great one, If the Ventures we're a "Griffangel" knive, i would buy it, at any price,❤
Für das abziehen am Leder kann ich dir Stroppistaff empfehlen, das ist eine Diamant Emulsion. Die gibt's in verschiedenen Körnungen, ich würde dir 1my empfehlen.😊 Danke für deine lehrreichen Videos!
Hi Felix , I just went to order a DMT diamond sharpener, but unfortunately, they are out of stock. I will look for alternative to create your great ideas Thanks Felix Greetings from Australia, love your videos and ideas🇭🇲👍🇭🇲
You have a white wax compound, I have noticed that a lot of people use the green wax compound I use that myself and I have found that it work excellent you should try it.
I love these videos, but because I don't have the Venture, I also miss the SAK tips, tricks, and modifications. Will you go back to making such videos?
Ich habe das Vic Schleifkit, welches wie ein Stift ausschaut. Dahinter habe ich auch einen kleinen Streifen Leder geklebt und von Pferd die G-PP VP ALU Polierpaste genommen und eingerieben. Also ich bekomme meine Messer (u. a. N690 Stahl) nicht kurz vor Rasierschärfe hin, sie SIND rasiermesserscharf. Ehrlich gesagt zu scharf für ein Outdoor Messer, aber so bekommt man es einfach hin und viel kleiner.
Wet and dry sandpaper for me. Always. Least weight also. Even at home I use that. Up to 6000 grit I have it. Mostly up to 2000 grit and then the strop. I used diamond also, they wear out just as well. Waterstones... I like the paper the best. Jimmy Two Times : I'm gonna go get the papers, get the papers.
@@FelixImmler At home I use the sandpaper on the sanding block with the metal spring clips. It has the somewhat softer backing (little harder than most mousemats). So I can easily turn a scandi type of bevel (in my case, mora knives) into a slight scandivex. Giving it a stronger edge . And still a razor also. Most of time a touch up with 2000 grit paper suffices along with the strop. Or else 800 grit if it's really dull . Then 2000 and then strop.
Lieber Felix, Wieder Super Ideen auf die ich nicht gekommen wäre! Vielen Dank dafür! PS Zum Thema best solution for leather strops: die Firma Fällkniven schreibt: "We suggest you add green chromium oxide wax..." vielleicht wäre das ja auch mal,ein Versuch wert. ... von der Firma PODURO gibt es so was auch, heißt Streichriemenpaste Grip fein .
Hey Felix, Thank you for another informative video. I have a victornox officer's knife. It has a bottom Phillips screw driver which has a slot in the center of the tip. I have not been able to figure out what this is for. Hoping you may have a answer what it is for. Thanks, Jonas
Hello Liam. Yes, you can baton with this knife... But you have to be carfull. if batoning is am important skill for you, better choice and other knife. This blade geometire is very fine. But if you baton the split is in front of the cutting edege. But as soo you want to baton a branch with a lot of side branches, i would be very care full.
Great video Felix. Just got quick question and sorry it’s not about the video my question is could you do a video on how to keep the belly of the blade on SAK as I’ve seemed to be losing mine even tho I sweep my blade along sharpening stone and follower the knifes edge and lift my elbow when getting too the belly. I must be doing something wrong so just wondering if you could help. Thank you.
@@FelixImmler ok thank you for replying Felix. Umm you know the SAK 91mm blades the blade edge goes straight then it curves/bends to the tip of the blade which I think they call it the belly (I think lol) I’m basically losing the curve at the end of the blade so I’m wondering where I’m going wrong as I try follow the knife edge. Thank you.
Felix hast schon mal Zahnpasta versucht mit dem Leder. Für mich kein Problem, sharpening compound ist für mich überflüssig mitzunehmen da ich Zahnpasta sowie so immer dabei habe ! 😊
Ey Felix... selli dir en bark river bar schicke? isch sbeste zum abzieh 😊... han au viel pastene dure und die wiisi bark river bar isch echt mit abstand sbeste. natürli chasch es au selber bstelle bi zb. dlt trading.
Of course we checked out also diamond sharpener solutions. If you want a product from a companie where you get this sharpener also in 10 years and in the same quality… it will coast simply to much.
FELIX URGENT ...Love from Australia !!! I bought cyber tool L, please make a video on How to carry it on belt or on pouch alpaka chums max petition etc or may be paracord shoulder hang or what ever you feel like to make every day carry without other noticing it and make it seam less to body so i dont feel its weight...please any trick......waiting eagerly....Tx
@@FelixImmler yeah! So instead of tweezers, get a very small diamond rod substitute or take a ceramic stone and grind it down to shape like a toothpick or tweezers and replace them. I like the firefly as well, so I was thinking replace the tweezers. Or!! Use plus scales, and replace the pen with a long sharpening rod
Dear Felix! You are the best guide to the endless world of Victorinox. I use many ideas in my life. Thank you.
Thanks a lot for this wonderful feedback!
Felix - Brilliant solutions to the problem of keeping a knife sharp in the field! I too need to keep it with the knife, or I will leave it at home for sure.
🤣🤣🤣 finally someone who understands me...
I see that Victorinox have partnered with the Scout Association in the UK to support a new Survival Skills badge. I think this is a fantastic move that will be a boon to young people there.
Thanks for this super interesting information i didn't know that.
Toujours aussi souriant, merci Felix !
Hello Felix, from British Columbia Canada
❤love your content🎉
Thanks a lot dear Marguerite!!
I love your work, because _you_ love your work. You are the Bob Ross of bushcraft, and you have a wonderful soul.
Thank you for sharing it with us.
Ha ha haaaaa thank you very much for this super funny comment!😂
A lot of variety there Felix with the sharpening tools. Nice to have it permanent. Thanks for the good lesson!
Thanks a lot for watching and commenting my video!
@@FelixImmler You are a wonderful blessing Felix. I greatly appreciate your attitude of joy in all your tricks and tips. It really means something to you and comes thru in your teaching. That makes it is so much more meaningful to me. Thanks!
I always learn something interesting and useful from your videos thank you.
Thanks a lot for your compliment!
Felix, you are the knife wizard in the woods! 👍
Thanks a lot for this wonderful feedback!!
...und, natürlich, wieder `ne schöne Video mit gute Tips..........herzlichen Dank und wünsche dich ein schönes Wochenende!!!😀
Vielen Dank lieber Jan, das wünsche ich dir auch!
Great information video and not only for venture model but for all SwissArmy knives
Thank you for good tips on a simple field sharpening .
Thanks for watching brother!!
Greetings Felix. Excellent video. Solid ideas for the field, practical and inexpensive. Bravo. Thanks.
Thanks a lot my friend
I love Felix's videos!
Thank you very much!
Hallo Felix, tolle Möglichkeiten hast du uns da aufgezeigt! Danke dafür!👍👍👍 LG aus Oberösterreich!
Hallo lieber Willi. Danke für deinen netten Kommentar und liebe Grüsse aus Mellau in Vorarlberg!!
@@FelixImmler Mellau? Bist auf Urlaub?
Hallo,
es so wunderbar anzusehen, mit wieviel Herzblut und Liebe du hinter "deinem" Produkt stehst und daraus so ein großes Projekt mit so vielen Videos machst! Dafür meinen allerhöchsten Respekt!!!
Keep going
&
beste Grüße!
Ganz lieben Dank!
Tes le meilleur Félix!!!
Merci bien!!
You are a very creative and cheerful person! Waiting for new videos with scrambled eggs and sausages on the fire. Victorinos to the rescue! Include beer in the video! )
😂.....and You Tube will demonetise the video because it has 'alcohol and weapons'.....go figure 😢
More ingenious ideas: Thank you!
Thanks a lot for your compliment!
Felix, always great ideas on what to do with great knives. 🔪🎸
Thank you very much!
One of the best things about Friday is your videos. Even if I don't agree with everything (Hazel doesn't grow where I live, but I still love it).
When are you going to make a proper alphorn? You can do it! 🙂
I loved the one you made, and we have something similar in Sweden: "Näverlur".
We also have songs to make the cattle/gots come home by voice: "Kulning". Or any other dialectal word. Mostly for the northern parts of Sweden. Lovely to hear.
Haa ha haa your comment shoes me, that you watch my videos since many many yesrs😂 Dear Martin, thank you very much for your valuable support!
always such good tips and tricks for dailys use or hobby applications! and always entertaining to watch ^^ keep up the good work Felix!
Thank you very much!!
Very goods tips. Thank you for sharing them.
Thank you very much for watching!
thank you for the positivity))) there are excellent knives, there are good knives, there are Victorinox knives (comfortable)! the main thing is that there is a corkscrew! )
i agree :-D
the truth is in the wine! ))
Como siempre, excelente! Un saludo Felix!🇦🇷
Gracias!!!
Excellent. good ideas... Greetings from Argentina
Good video and tips Felix, thanks for sharing, God bless !
Bravo Felix, great tips.
Thank you very much!!
You're right it was very interesting. Thank you.
Thank you very much!
Hi! Another great video. My Dad used to strop his vic pocket knife on the palm of his hand after every use. I found it works quite well to maintain the blade after light use. I don't know how that might work on a heavier blade.
Ah wow, I have never heard of that, but it's probably similar to strop it over this leather thingy.
@@XoNasX The biggest difference is that on a leather strop, you (most of the time) put compound, which makes it faster and more effective.
Spoiler Alert:
Even if he covered his buttcheeks in stropping compound, and sat on his knife, it still wouldnt work.
@@alfonsedente9679 stropping a straight razor without a compound is commonly done after/before a shave when only minor touch up/or maintenance is needed. This is commonly seen in any barber shop that still shaves with a cut throat razor. A small pocket knife used to open mail or cut a string starting with a keen edge (Dad and I both used an Arkansas stone) is maintained, with less frequent trips to the stone. There is a whole literature, easily found on line, of people doing this with double edge razor blades during the depression and now as well. So, I would suggest more gentlemanly, less disrespectful comments about a man long gone, on this channel.
Terrific ideas Felix, thanks
Thank you very much!!!
Wieder sehr schöne Ideen. 👍
Dankeschön 😊
Wieder viele gute Ideen. Fantastisch! 👍😃
Danke für das Lob!
+++++ means top off the bill! great review.
😂😂 thank you very much!!
😎 I love these videos ! Felix happy voice always uplifts and engages my mind with new ideas
Super! Thank you!
Awesome video!
Thank you very much!
Your intro song is bangin!!!!
Thank you very much😂
Yeah man!! That kind of drum'n'bass in the year 2023 is insane!
very good ...love from Australia...
Thanks a lot and greetings to Australia
Some well thought out systems,I use the lowbudget sandpaper on my pimped Mora,
But it is adaptable on every other knife.
This is a very good idea. Thanks for your inspiration!
......immer wieder sehr inspirierend.....vielen Dank Felix.....Grüße aus dem Schwabenland
Hi Felix,
Nice presentation! I enjoyed the details about the final edge angle and the little 6 mm "indicator" in the strap. Very smart!
I have been testing diamond pastes on various surfaces. A progession is nice however, out of the ones you showed I would go with the DMT diamond paste on leather. The 6 Micron one is good but surprisingly the 1 Micron paste has better feedback and cuts quite well. Maybe play with the surface of the leather..rough it up or smoothen it out...see what works for you. They do cut but it is more "in the eye/hand of the beholder" as the feedback is very important. If you don't feel it in hand you might raise/lower the spine and it does not harm than good or nothing at all.
If you ever consider balsa wood, i can tell you from my own experience, the CBN 3 Micron and 1 Micron worked best for me...although on balsa the feedback is not the greatest.
Thank you so much for this valuable feedbacks!
Cuanto ingenio en tu cabeza, me he comprado este cuchillo convencido por ti y no me arrepiento.
Thant makes me happy. Thanks a lot for your confidence!
0:29 Just wanted to give shoutout's to that awesome drum'n'bass during the intro that actually survived until the year 2023! Truly amazing videos as always of course but that intro should not be skipped to be honest! :D
8:35 And since I learned it last week as well and was very surprised (please dont feel attacked): the verb "to tear" is pronounced like "bear/wear" and not like the noun "tear", which makes absolutely no sense, but hey, it's english pronunciation, it must be weird apparently :D
Hallo Felix, danke für die wertvollen Tipps! LG Micha
Sehr gerne lieber Micha!
Excellent video, my friend.
I've had one of those DMT minis on my bushcraft blade sheath, attached by a section of inner tube, for many years and have also occasionally whittled a branch as a holder👍
Yes, thanks a lot for your inspration!
😆@@FelixImmler
Hallo Felix, wieder sehr tolle Tips und Trick vom "Trickser vor dem Herrn" bzw. vom Schweizer "Daniel Düsentrieb": 😉😁👍 LG
Danke für den nettem Kommentar!
Thanks Felix! Looking forward for a grinding the handle to hide a small Victorinox there...
Super Idea!!
My Wenger pocket knife is 15 years old and it went through hell as well and there is nothing wrong with it. Not even a tiny scratch. I am amazed by the durability of those knives
Thanks for this positive super interesting comment!
Der gutes Upgrade!
Dear Felix, when will there be a bushcraft project? Especially with food!)) And with a Huntsman knife, of course.😊
Sorry my friend. I will do sak videos soon. But the next 4-5 videos i will ride on the venture topic.
@@FelixImmler I'm looking forward to it, my friend!
I love your video's thank you
Thank you very much!
Thank you, every time i think you have done one of your best Vide😢os, you make another great one, If the Ventures we're a "Griffangel" knive, i would buy it, at any price,❤
great info my friend
Thanks a lot for your compliment!
Felix, it's great that you provide links to the products however they don't do much good if a person is unable to read german.
I salivate over this knife system and you only increase my envy
Thanks for this wonderful compliment!
such epic videos!!!!
Für das abziehen am Leder kann ich dir Stroppistaff empfehlen, das ist eine Diamant Emulsion. Die gibt's in verschiedenen Körnungen, ich würde dir 1my empfehlen.😊
Danke für deine lehrreichen Videos!
Danke für den tollen Tip!!
Hi Felix , I just went to order a DMT diamond sharpener, but unfortunately, they are out of stock.
I will look for alternative to create your great ideas
Thanks Felix
Greetings from Australia, love your videos and ideas🇭🇲👍🇭🇲
Thanks a lot for your compliment!
You have a white wax compound, I have noticed that a lot of people use the green wax compound I use that myself and I have found that it work excellent you should try it.
Thanks a lot for yout tip!
I love these videos, but because I don't have the Venture, I also miss the SAK tips, tricks, and modifications. Will you go back to making such videos?
soon... but some weeks you have to be patient...
Hi Felix
A ceramic rod on one lateral side of the sheath and a leather strip glued on the other 😊
What a fantastic idea!! Thanks for your inspiration
Cool video 😎😎
Stick on Velcro would also be a good solution for the sheath diamond plate and leather strop 👍
Вижу Феликса, ставлю лайк!
Thank you very much!!
👋🔥✌️Hello, Felix. Thank's a lot 👍👍👍!
Thanks for watching!
Great video!
Any more info on the silcone carbide paste? I have also tried the diamond pastes with absolutely no luck. It seems to do nothing at all!
This is the silicon carbide paste from Scherenkauf. Greetings from Switzerland
What do you do when the o ring on the sheath breaks?
I would replace it with a velcro band or a leatherband with a snap.
I would replace it with a velcro band or a leatherband with a snap.
Dang! I knew I shouldn’t have thrown that sheath away!😂
I hope soon Victrionx comes with a overworked version..
PROFI SKILLS,,, 👍✌️🤝,,,THANKS FELIX,,,😇🤗
How about a Immler Folder/swiss army knive? Any Idea about a toolset you would like on your Folding knive if it would be realised?
A modular one!
Mantap chanelnya, sangat membantu.
Muy buenas amigo mío la verdad que me parecen buenas ideas y opciones 👌buen video y como siempre bien explicado 😉 salud/os 🇪🇦
Muchas gracias my friend!👍😂
Ich habe das Vic Schleifkit, welches wie ein Stift ausschaut. Dahinter habe ich auch einen kleinen Streifen Leder geklebt und von Pferd die G-PP VP ALU Polierpaste genommen und eingerieben. Also ich bekomme meine Messer (u. a. N690 Stahl) nicht kurz vor Rasierschärfe hin, sie SIND rasiermesserscharf. Ehrlich gesagt zu scharf für ein Outdoor Messer, aber so bekommt man es einfach hin und viel kleiner.
Danke für den wertvollen Hinweis!
Please. And leather for venture pro where ?
I will show you in the next video
@@FelixImmler oh cool !
Wet and dry sandpaper for me. Always.
Least weight also.
Even at home I use that.
Up to 6000 grit I have it.
Mostly up to 2000 grit and then the strop.
I used diamond also, they wear out just as well. Waterstones...
I like the paper the best.
Jimmy Two Times : I'm gonna go get the papers, get the papers.
Thanks a lot for this super interesting comment!
@@FelixImmler
At home I use the sandpaper on the sanding block with the metal spring clips.
It has the somewhat softer backing (little harder than most mousemats). So I can easily turn a scandi type of bevel (in my case, mora knives) into a slight scandivex. Giving it a stronger edge . And still a razor also.
Most of time a touch up with 2000 grit paper suffices along with the strop. Or else 800 grit if it's really dull . Then 2000 and then strop.
Hoi Felix - OT-Frage: weist du warum es für die 111mm-SAK keine Plus-Schalen gibt?
Das ist eine berechtigte Frage, auf die ich keine Antwort weiss, sorry!
Hallo. Wieder mal tolle Ideen! Aber welch Puma Paste ist das. Zum Teil werd ich das montieren
Liebe Grüße aus Hessen
shorturl.at/ewAN1
Lieber Felix, Wieder Super Ideen auf die ich nicht gekommen wäre! Vielen Dank dafür! PS Zum Thema best solution for leather strops: die Firma Fällkniven schreibt: "We suggest you add green chromium oxide wax..." vielleicht wäre das ja auch mal,ein Versuch wert. ... von der Firma PODURO gibt es so was auch, heißt Streichriemenpaste Grip fein .
Danke für den wertvollen Hinweis!
Hey Felix,
Thank you for another informative video.
I have a victornox officer's knife. It has a bottom Phillips screw driver which has a slot in the center of the tip.
I have not been able to figure out what this is for.
Hoping you may have a answer what it is for.
Thanks, Jonas
this is a can opener for an old system that no longer exists...
Caramba q vídeo top
Thank you very much!
Looks like diamonds are a guy's best friend, too.
haa ha haa, you are right! 😂
Hi Felix great video! Can you batton with this knife? And is it full tang? Thank you for the video keep it up!
Hello Liam. Yes, you can baton with this knife... But you have to be carfull. if batoning is am important skill for you, better choice and other knife. This blade geometire is very fine. But if you baton the split is in front of the cutting edege. But as soo you want to baton a branch with a lot of side branches, i would be very care full.
Great video Felix. Just got quick question and sorry it’s not about the video my question is could you do a video on how to keep the belly of the blade on SAK as I’ve seemed to be losing mine even tho I sweep my blade along sharpening stone and follower the knifes edge and lift my elbow when getting too the belly. I must be doing something wrong so just wondering if you could help. Thank you.
I would like to help you... but i don't understand your question..sorry.
@@FelixImmler ok thank you for replying Felix. Umm you know the SAK 91mm blades the blade edge goes straight then it curves/bends to the tip of the blade which I think they call it the belly (I think lol) I’m basically losing the curve at the end of the blade so I’m wondering where I’m going wrong as I try follow the knife edge. Thank you.
Du alter Fuchs du, 🍻auf das dir deine Tricks niemals ausgehen . Meister
LG Roland
What is the name of the tool you show to sharp, connected to an angle grinder?
Worksharp Ken Onion Edition
Very nice! Now I need to bite the bullet and buy the knife.
Felix hast schon mal Zahnpasta versucht mit dem Leder. Für mich kein Problem, sharpening compound ist für mich überflüssig mitzunehmen da ich Zahnpasta sowie so immer dabei habe !
😊
Wirklich funktioniert das gut? … auch bei 59 Rockwell?
Fällkniven Dt3 it's just the diamond side of a DC03 with a strong adhesive. It costs £5-6
Thank you very much for this super interesting hint!!
Ey Felix... selli dir en bark river bar schicke? isch sbeste zum abzieh 😊... han au viel pastene dure und die wiisi bark river bar isch echt mit abstand sbeste. natürli chasch es au selber bstelle bi zb. dlt trading.
Why does this knife go dull so fast i need to carry a sharpener?
Yes, this fucking knife is as soft like a old 🍌. You can eat it!
👍👍👍
Thanks for your positive feedback!
Also they need to sell more expensive diamond rod substitute they’d make a ton $
Of course we checked out also diamond sharpener solutions. If you want a product from a companie where you get this sharpener also in 10 years and in the same quality… it will coast simply to much.
@@FelixImmler yeah I don’t mean with it. Like sell them for 59.99 as an upgrade you can buy separately.
👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much!
Like to buy
Thank you!
FELIX URGENT ...Love from Australia !!! I bought cyber tool L, please make a video on How to carry it on belt or on pouch alpaka chums max petition etc or may be paracord shoulder hang or what ever you feel like to make every day carry without other noticing it and make it seam less to body so i dont feel its weight...please any trick......waiting eagerly....Tx
Why hasn’t sone he made the tooth pick diamond sharpener yet? Or tweezer, so we can use firefly
Sorry can you explaine your idee again. It sounds interesting but i don‘t understand it.
@@FelixImmler yeah! So instead of tweezers, get a very small diamond rod substitute or take a ceramic stone and grind it down to shape like a toothpick or tweezers and replace them. I like the firefly as well, so I was thinking replace the tweezers. Or!! Use plus scales, and replace the pen with a long sharpening rod
If you use a model like handyman for example you can use the pliers as a bigger substitute for the tweezers and you don’t lose functionality
Zweiter Teil: Wie schärfe ich mit Steinen aus der Wilderness? Gruß Karl.
Das wäre ein absolut spannendes Thema!
@@FelixImmler Mit Sicherheit.
Are you an engineer, and do you work for Victorinox?
I am a simple mechanic... and meanwhile i have very good connections to Victorinox, yes.
I am a simple mechanic... and meanwhile i have very good connections to Victorinox, yes.
@@FelixImmler Awesome. Thank you for all the work and effort you put into teaching.
Leather strop is the way stay on top of the job
I am the same opinion! Thanks a lot!