May 28, 2009 · I am a person that use the can openers on my multitools very often and after I have gone back to EDC my SOG’s after a period with Leatherman I am very disappointed with …

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Aug 10, 2014 · I was poking around youtube for videos on the old-OLD style can opener (like on the original SAK Soldier), and came across a video of a guy who demonstrated a technique for …

Feb 6, 2014 · With the old style can opener, the tool needs to use another tool slot for the small flathead driver, but doesn't need a separate bottle opener. The new style can opener has a …

Mar 25, 2020 · The early versions has the regular 2.0mm thick can opener (at first the original style, then later the crab claw style) from the other officer's knives. And I mean exactly the …

Sep 11, 2017 · Now, as it so happens, the tangs of the cap lifter/bottle opener and the can opener are 2mm thick. That means that with the new style parts, whichever opener tool you put in the …

Aug 29, 2013 · The tool on the bottom knife is the can opener. It's the old Wenger "dog-leg" style opener, renowned for its poor can opening ability. Wenger switched to its current model …

Sep 9, 2019 · Just purchased this. In pretty awful condition, but marked as made in Germany. Been trying to do some research, and figure out a maker, but not a lot of luck. It does have an …

The old style can opener and the way the cork screw is made leads me to believe it´s fairly old but at the same time it doesn´t "feel" that old, if you get what I mean. According to a book I have …

Nov 22, 2008 · The old style awl and split type can opener should be a clue. But I have no idea. Looks like 1950's to me maybe. BTW, nice Handwerker, does it have the pruner blade? I got …