Victorinox Tips & Tricks (25/40) - My 3 favorite Magnet Tricks
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In this video i show you my favorite places to store a magnet on your SAK...and i betray you my 3 favorite magnet tricks.
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👉 My books in english:
-The Swiss Army Knife Book: 63 Oudoor Projects amzn.to/35vFZHO
-Victorinox Swiss Army Knife Whittling in the Wild: 30+ Fun & Useful Things to Make Using Your SAK amzn.to/33fMlth
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"This is iron" - BIG SMILE
Felix, you made my day! 🤣
Danke Reiner!
I bought my daughter (now 3) a SAK when she was born. My kids and I love watching this video series. All they have to hear is "Hello TH-cam" on the TV and they are running to watch. Thank you Felix, keep it up.
Also, add your magnet to the needle and thread in your previous tips video and you can retrieve metal objects like your keys...
Haaa ha haaaa, this is a funny storry. Thanks a lot and greetings to your kids!
Thanks a lot for this inspiration!
It's nice to see you teaching them to use a knife, rather than to fear them.
Well done.
I've had and used knives since childhood and still have all my fingers, plus I've never killed anyone with them (I know, I must be the exception to the rule according to the "nanny State").
It's like ANY tool in the hands of the uninformed or malicious can be dangerous, not just knives.
@@nigelnightmare4160I got my first multitool when I was about 8, 65 years ago. It was a 4 tool Imperial or KampKing with a blade, awl, bottle opener/screwdriver, and a can opener. That and a small whetstone rode in my pocket throughout my school years. My parents gave me a Tinker when I was 20, so I have carried a SAK for 53 years now. I have carried a Craftsman for 38 years, but just upgraded to a Champion (which I regret is no longer offered). I found it used, and I prefer it because it doesn't have the pliers which just add thickness. My Leatherman Wave is always in a pouch on my belt. My SAK is getting a Firefly fire starter and Helix tinder. The Wave got a Volty DC voltmeter in place of the reversible screwdriver bit.
legends say that this man builded the whole space station with only a swiss champ
I that true? 🤣🤣
😲
I have No doubt👏👏👏
Builded you mean built
@@pinkliongaming8769 No. He meant builded.
Where you put the 2 first magnets, it won't make it harder to pull up the tool ?
Your Vic tips and tricks are second only to your magnetic personality.Thanks for sharing, Dr. SAK.
Thanks a lot for watching my videos!
I have carried my Vic for years but until I started watching your videos I didn't use it much. Now, I use it a lot more. Thanks. Good Luck, Rick
Thanks a lot for this wonderful feedback dear Rick
Before you put your scales on you can fit an 11mm x 0.5mm magnet under the victorinox logo. Handy so you don't lose small screws, sewing needles, fishing hooks etc when you put them down. You can attach your 6mm or 3mm magnets to it whilst using your can opener or hook so you don't lose them either. You can attach your 6mm to it and use it to keep larger screws and nails etc in one place so you don't lose them too. It's niche but handy.
Not only showing how to use a SAK but also how to become a ladies man. Felix got it all
😂😂 Thanks a my friend!
I have a 5mm square magnet that I stuck to the side of the saw blade near the tip. It fits perfectly between the saw and scissors. Thanks for another great idea. I've carried a Swiss Army Knife for 40 years and your videos have taught me many new ways to use it.
Thanks a lot for your fantastic idea!
Putting a magnet on a tool won't make it harder to pull up?
@@mathieutallard6328Not in pulling up but it gets in the way when you pull it down. The best spots are when Felix showed here but magnets have to 6 mm or less.
Cool idea! I like carry magnets for picking things up. They are very useful if you drop a small screw (or the SAK needle) on a surface where its hard to see it like on a dark floor, a rug or in the grass. This happens to me alot. I really like the idea of temporarily magnetising the SAK itself. It will not attract metal dust in the long run but it will still help with screws. If you have two small but strong magnets you can use them as an emergency button to keep your shirt or jacket shut. You can also use it to disable your wifes credit card ;)
Thanks a lot for your comment. Do the Trick with the credit card really works? Are you sure? greetings from Switzerland
Felix
@@FelixImmlerIf it doesnt work, I'm sure the scissors on your SAK will do the trick ;)
Hi Felix!
I knew the trick with the needle just rubbing the tip with a cloth to magnetize it, but with a magnet is much better.
Another tip with the needle, to avoid sinking it in the water, just add some grease on it or wax or even you can use ear wax to repel water from the needle.
Peace!
Thanks a lot for your valuable Tip dear Edgar!
whoa, cool. Or push it through a cork -- see Felix's video on the corkscrew!
I doubt that its possible to magnetize a needle by rubbing it on cloth. If you rub a needle on cloth you may get an electrostatic charge, but that doesnt mean its magnetized. To magnetize it you need a constant magnetic field, you can get this using a permanent magnet or a current moving in the right direction. In theory you may get a current while the electrostatic charge is building up, but this effect negates it self because of the symmetry, even If it would be strong enough, wich i highly doubt in the first place.
@@joeth431 Try it!
@@joeth431 great explanation! yeah, Lenz/Le Chatelier principle is beautiful but very problematic in real life :D
I love the magnetising part , usefull when your compass is lost or broken.
Thanks a lot Martin!
I magnetize the needle and the tweezers to help pull out metal slivers
Good idea. Thanks a lot for your comment!
For those times when you say... Man, I wish I had a magnet right now. Thank you Felix.🙏
Danke Robert!!
I loved these tricks! Having a magnet is great in many situations, just like we need to magnetize the screwdriver as you shown in the vid. Plus, Victorinox Huntsman is my favorite!
Just keep the neodymium magnet away from a compass or electronic device .
Yeah. I once destroyed a compass (thankfully cheap one) by storing it in a box with some magnets. Many devices don't react to magnetic field but I'd rather not know if my phone does :)
Phone - digital watch - compass . 12 inches is about ok for a small neodymium magnet .
Thanks a lot Dino!!
Finally a use for the hook!
That is an amazing addition to the SWAK! Wonderful idea. Now, I need to order a magnet or two!
Thanks a lot my friend!!
Felix, once again - Thank you very much! I love small practical and useful things and tools. When I found out that I could fix a screwdriver in a corkscrew, it was a small but very pleasant and useful discovery.
Today is another magic - new small but very useful things.
Thanks a lot for this wonderful feedback!
Thanks Felix. The magnet trick is a keeper! Now I’ve got to go find a 🧲 that size.
Thanks a lot Joe!!
My new favourite TH-camr. Only seen two vids.
Thanks a lot Jason!
Thanks to you, I now have magnets in the hook tools of my Swiss Champ and two Huntsman SAK.
I have a small magnet with a hole in the center. I harvested it in my defective headset and you can attach a string to it and can be used to grab metal in hard to reach places like for example when you accidentally drop your jewelry in a tight hole.
Another is you can hack some of the chinese made electronic padlocks with a magnet by putting the magnet on the padlock's solenoid and once you find the correct spot, the sensor will activate and the lock will be open
Sounds great!
Man.. You can do soo much with just a Huntsman that I ordered one last week and now watching all of your videos. You keep surprising me..
Thanks a lot my friend!
Hi Felix,
Every time I watch one of your videos I become more happy.
Thanks a lot!
Thanks a lot Teodoro!!
Felix I love your channel. I learn something from everyone of your videos. Thank You so much.
Danke für das Video. :)
So ein Mini-Magnet werde ich bei meinem Taschenmesser mit Sicherheit auch noch hinzufügen. Daran gefällt mir besonders, dass man dafür das Taschenmesser nicht verändern muss.
Ja , das stimmt! Liebe Grüsse
Ahhhhhhh, now I know why the magnets are staying on my body.....because I’m build of iron......LOL......great episode again and good tips, thanks for sharing my dear friend, take care, Taro
Ahhh, that's why you rust behind your ears, haaa ha haaa. Thanks a lot for your comment my friend !!
@@FelixImmler LOL :-)
The last two times outdoor I wanted to identify iron ore and I had no magnet. Now I can fix this lack. Thanks
Thanks a lot for your positiv feedback!
If you have a SAK huntsman lite or whatever SAK with an inline phillips, where the phillips is in the top layer of tools....it has a massive space under the tool when closed. I wrap two button cell batteries in tape and fit them under there for the lite on the knife. Probably can store thread, magnets, small needles, etc under there.
I bought 8 6mm x 2mm magnets for all my SAKs...Im right with you Felix
Cheers from Oz
Neil
Thanks a lot...
Hey Felix,
für mich die beste Verwendungsmöglichkeit des Magneten: Dein letzter Tip :-)) 👍Beste Grüße, Olli
Haaa ha haa, danke Oli!
Echt inspirierend. Mein letztes Taschenmesser ging vor 10 Jahren verloren. Jetzt hab ich mir ein Huntsman bestellt. Bei so viel Anregungen wirkt es noch nützlicher. Viele Grüße in die Schweiz.
Dein Kommentar freut mich sehr, vielen Dank!
Felix
Awesome ideas !
I would have never thought of those !
Keep those videos coming and keep smiling!!!!
Thanks a lot Kris!!
Ok. I bought 6x2, 3x2, and 8x1 magnets. Everything fits where you said it would. But. The 3x2 is so tiny that it isn't too useful and tends to twist in the crook of the hook, the 6x2 and the two 8x1 magnets grab onto the scissors (or pliers) when the can opener (6x2) or cap lifter (two 8x1) is closing, so I have to open the scissors or pliers before I can close the cap lifter or can opener with the magnets installed. And when I open the scissors or pliers, the magnet tend to stick to them. I'm using a Climber and a Deluxe Tinker. However, two 8x1 magnets do stick flat to the bottom of both knives, behind the hook. The magnets are reasonably strong to stay there when I take the knives out of their pouches and put them back. Time will tell if they do stay there. And they don't interfere with any tool, except for occasionally grabbing on to the bottom of the hook when I open it. Thanks for all you do, I really enjoy your videos!
Hello Andrew. Thanks a lot for your interesting feedback!
@@FelixImmler I forgot to say I bought neodymium magnets; maybe they are two strong for this application because of the side attraction of the other tools. What kind of magnets did you use?
Thanks Felix! Always love the tips and tricks. I never would have thought to store a magnet in my forester
Thanks a lot my freind!
Never would’ve thought of that. Thanks as always for the new and exciting ways of using / modifying your Swiss Army Knife.
🇹🇹 Trinidad
Thanks a lot for your comment!
Time to get some magnets for my SAK's!
Good idea 👍👍
I just found your channel and now im binge watching it
Thanks a lot for your support!
Felix, die Idee zum Aufbewahren der Magnete ist klasse! LG Micha
Vielen Dank Micha!!
Yes, more magnet tricks.
Thanks a lot,
maybe there will be more i a other video.
Wow, danke Felix, wieder mal die super Tricks - aber diesmal hab ich leider kaum noch was hinzuzufügen, was Du nicht gesagt hast steht schon in den Kommentaren, bin wieder mal viel zu spät dran ...
Nur einen hätte ich noch - und zwar einen Hinweis für Deine geplante Victorinox-Minichamp-Trick-Serie, bitte nicht vergessen: der Philips-Schraubendreherflaschenöffner dort dran ist dauerhaft magnetisiert. Hast also beim Minichamp immer automatisch einen Magnet dabei ... ist aber auch gut so, denn da kannst Du kaum einen Neodym drin verstecken 😁
Danke und LG
Robert
Danke Robert, das wusste ich nicht...werde ich aber in den nächsten Tagen checken! Danke mein Freund und liebe Grüsse nach Indien!
@@FelixImmler Bitte gern, Felix - und ich sag ja oft: das MiniChamp ist das am meisten unterschätzte Modell von Victorinox! ;-) Was diese magnetisierte Spitze angeht: ist nun natürlich nicht der Super-Magnet, aber für Schrauben reicht der schon. Vor allem ideal, wenn man an kleinen Elektrogeräten (Küchenwaage oder Taschenrechner von früher etc) so tief versenkte Schrauben öffnet, die kann man dann gleich aus dem Loch rausziehen - und später auch wieder reinfummeln. Ach ja, und was auch relativ unbekannt ist: die kleinen Schraubenzieher, die im Korkenzieher untergebracht werden, haben ebenfalls eine magnetisierte Spitze ... gerade bei so Mini-Schrauben eine praktische Sache, aber mehr ziehen die auch nicht ;-)
LG, Robert
I'm studying chemistry, but this is better :D
Thanks a lot!
I work in electronics, but this is better ;P
I've a job for you, we only need a plane pilot...
We can earn a lot of money, pm if you are interested:)
Great video. I have also used a magnet attached to a stick to look for dropped screws (or anything else metal) in grass where you can't see. Works particularly well at night when combined with a flashlight that can make shiny stuff reflect
Thanks a lot for your interesting inspirations!
You are a genius on this subject.
Thanks a lot Rich!
Never thought of these, great idea. Reaffirms my reason for carrying a small torch everywhere. Use a energizer hard case multi use and paired with a swiss army knife you can take on anything, got magnets on the strong adjustable clip, and it's shape means it can be used so well as a work light in tight spaces where the victorinox excels. Ultimate combo haha
Thanks a lot for your comment!
Brilliant video thanks for showing us, you have some great ideas.👍🇬🇧🍻
Thanks a lot Dave!
Mein Nachbar würde sich freuen! ...solange mein Name nicht drunter steht ;) Klasse lieber Felix. Die Pinzette als Kompass hatte schon mal funktioniert bei mir und bei einem anderen Messer dann nicht mehr. Gut zu wissen das die nicht alle gleich magnetisch sind. Danke mein Freund! Sepp
Danke für's Reinschauen mein lieber Freund!!
I learned excellent tricks for survival. You never know!
Thanks for your comment!
I didn’t know about the magnet tracks, thank you for sharing this Felix.👍👏👏👏👏👏👏
You're welcom!
Keep the videos coming Felix, love them!👍👍
Thanks a lot George!
Hi Felix, einfach Klasse Deine Ideen. Mit Spannung warte ich immer Deine neuen Videos. Wenn es zu lange dauert, schau ich mir gern Deine alten Videos an.
Haaa ha haa, das mit den alten Videos ist eine gute Idee 😊😊😊😊
Crazy good. Never would have thought of that!
Thanks a lot for your feedback John!
Good idea to carry the magnets.
If you do this be careful to keep the knife away from your actual compass.
Otherwise you could cause a deviation to your azimuth.
Leaving a compass next to a magnet for an extended period of time can change the direction it points. It might not be magnetic north anymore.
Word to the wise. The magnetic north pole is always shifting. Maps have a magnetic deviation to transfer azimuths from the map to the compass and vice versa. Most maps are old or based off of older information. Older maps might give an deviation that is not correct. Before hiking using a map check that the information is up to date.
Thanks a lot for your interesting feedback!
@@FelixImmler Welcome.
Thanks! I could see the use for magnetizing the needle for an emergency compass.
Thanks for watching my friend!
Bro I saw my students they really your way of explaining. Swiss Army knife is very useful,I have one .I do carry ever. I also love Swiss watch ,pop swatch.
Thanks for your kind comment!
Felix, you have a magnetic personality.
Thank you so much my friend!
Danke für den tollen Tip! Heute alle EDC Vic mit einem Magnet versorgt. Hilfreich ist es uU das nebenliegende Tool erst auszuklappen, da der Magnet hängen bleibt und der Öffner nicht ganz schließt.
Ganz genau!
So now, a SAK is a main or a backup for:
Drill
Magnetic Screwdriver
Axe
Carving knife
Peeler
Spear
Tree branch trimmer
Mirror
Spoon
Sharpie
Fire Starter
Compass
Toothpick and more to come...
You are absolutuley right!
Great idea, thank you so much. I use this immediately :)
Thanks a lot my friend!
Trick 5 your magnetic personality great video !!!!
Thank you Scott!
Felix, magic. Keep the faith.
Thanks a lot Malcolm!
Thanks for the great information Felix, these knives are essential tools!
Glad you like them!
Schönes Video, Felix.
Klasse Tricks waren es.
Gerade der Trick mit der Nadel um die Nord-Süd-Achse zu bestimmen.
Schönes Wochenende gewünscht.
Danke Günter!
Another great video Felix ...... looking forward to your next one already 😀
Thanks a lot Shaun!!
hiya Felix, I can no longer see any comment, or even comment on your videos !! Any idea what has happened.... it’s not just your channel.
I now have 6 magnets stored in the champ. I think that will last me quiet some time. 😂
😂 👍
10 now 🤣
Very good Mr Magnet. I'll incorporate inmediatly in my sak's.
Thanks for the tip.
Thanks a lot for your comment brother!
It just had magnets of the precise size. I know it may sound ridiculous, but I'm so happy with that little detail. hahaha I'm a SAK nerd.
siempre los mejores trucos, que buen contenido gracias =D
Gracias!!
I love your videos. I'm still trying to figure out all the fun stuff I can do with my Grandpa's SAK...Not sure what model it is but, it has everything except sleeves in a vest on it
Wieder mal ein sehr schönes Video von Dir, ich habe schon die Nadel vom Victorinox mit einem Kopfhörer magnetisiert, das klappt auch sehr gut.
Wowww, was für eine coole Idee!!
The magnet also can be stored near the base of the corkscrew, or near the base of the screwdriver on the cybertool.
Thanks for this magnetic nice video, congrats Felix!
Thanks for sitting in front of the screen like a magnet 😂😂
Excellent tips! Thanks as always my friend!
You're welcom my friend!
Excelent vídeo...... All your tricks are simple and easy but very useful. I discovered many uses for my Huntsman...
Saludos desde México 🍻
Good tricks Felix 👍 thanks you 🙂
Thanks a lot Bio Man Urban!
I didn’t realize how magnets worked before this video.
Thanks for your comment
We love you too!! ❤️😂😂
Thank you Jose!
Nette Idee, diese Neodym Magnete sind ausgesprochen peaktisch, Vielen Dank für das Video. 👍👍👍
Gern geschehen 😊
Amazing, yet another useful feature!
Thank you Joe!
Magnets make me smile 😁
Why..?
@@FelixImmler because they are used in everything from medical equipment to my doors on the television stand.
They are magical and scientific at the same time 😁
@@Captain-Electro Thanks a lot for your answer!
der Kompass Eigenbau wahr geil umgesetzt
Vielen dank Phiolipp!
Bravo Felix! Sempre bellissimo!!!
Mille Grazie!
Coole Tricks, danke! lg M
Danke lieber Matthias! Wenn Du Dir eine Stahlsorte am Taschenmesser wünschen könntest, für welchen Stahl würdest Du dich entscheiden?
@@FelixImmlerHi Felix, einen Niolox wie SB 1 der ist unglaublich Schnitthaltig. ich hatte heute bei dir angerufen, ruf mal Retour, danke
So, nun sitze ich am Rechner, jetzt tippt sich das besser. Der 4110er der beim SAK benutzt wird ist ein guter, aber nicht gerade serh schnitthaltiger Kollege.
Ein gute Maßnahme wäre imho schon der Wechsel zu 440C!
440C ist nicht viel tuerer aber um längen besser und schnitthaltiger, ein ganz toller allround Stahl. Sehr homogen und funktionell. Gerne kaufe ich Messer mit diesem Stahl.
Leider ist er etwas aus der Mode gekommen. 440C wurde ja als guter Messerstahl vom Böhkler N690 abgelöst, welcher eigentlich nur ein 440C mit zusatzanteilen in der Legierung von Cobalt ist. Der 440C heißt bei Böhler N695 ;-)
Gib dem alten Zeug einen neuen Namen und die Sache verkauft sich wieder besser. Daher wäre es eine super Bereicherung, wenn VIC meinetwegen auch im Customshop ein SAK mit 440C oder Böhler N695 anbieten würde ;-) lg M
great video friends! awesome tips and tricks!
Thanks a lot dear Luke!
Danke, Felix...äähhh.... Mister Victorinox :-)
LG Ralf
😂😂😂 Danke Ralf!
Think out of the Box! Klasse! Schönes We
Danke Thomas!
Thank you Felix ! Always great tips from you !
Thanks for another great video Felix. That compass trick is awesome. I've heard that you can magnetize your needle by rubbing it on silk, but who has any silk out in the woods? Much better having a magnet in your SAK! Cheers, my friend.
Thanks a lot David. I would trust more the magnet version.
ImmlerGyver :)
Trick 4: You can use your SAK, a magnet, and a cord (or Vicoriox chain) to recover your keys if they fall into a sewer.
Super trick... Thanks !
Sehr,sehr interessant mal wieder,Felix......tricky,wie immer!
Und ich muss jetzt mal gucken,wo ich die 6mm Magnete herbekomme,muss ich haben! :-D
Peace & hug,
Stephan :-)
PS:Habe deine PN auf fb gelesen...werde nächste Woche in Ruhe antworten...aktuell viel zu tun.
Nice one Felix another great little trick 👍😎🇳🇿
Thanks a lot Phil!
Hallo Felix,
super gute Idee`n von Dir
Tolles Video ;-)
Danke lieber Waldläufer!!
thanks for share the magnet idea, man. btw want to share my experiment... i bought the wrong magnet with the size is 4x2mm (not 3x1mm). but by accident i found out it works the way i want (i want it as a compass), if i stand it on its own, one of its side always facing north! so its already a natural compass on itself, i just need to paint one side
If you have TWO magnets, you can attach two non-magnetic objects together (like if you need to leave a paper note on fabric tent, etc) by simply sandwiching them between the two magnets. Now you know you have places to store THREE magnets in your Swiss army knife!
another great video! thanks so much!
Thanks a lot for watching!
Dankeschön für die Tipps weiter so und liebe grüße aus dem schwabenland👍🤘
Danke für's reinschauen lieber Herbert!
@@FelixImmler Bitteschön immer gerne👍🤘
Super videó,,, thanks,,, 👍
Thank you!
Felix: Hello You Tube!
Me: Hello Felix!
SMART!❤
Thanks for your visit on my channel
Hallo Felix, nochmal ein gute video, Ich habe etwas neu gelehrt, vielen dank für video
Danke Daniel!
Great idea!!! Thanks a lot for sharing
Thanks for visiting my channel!!
Sei un grande !