Victorinox spare parts?
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You will find some answers in this thread:
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=171899
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=171899
Donald
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In addition to the thread mentioned above which lists sources you could also ask Rich Phifer. I see he now works more out of his eBay store, but the link to it is here:
http://centralvalleywholesale.com/index.html
I've gotten SAK parts from him before. It was a pleasure doing business with him. :twothumbs For example, even though I don't have the tool in which it fits I bought the corkscrew and mini-screwdriver because I wanted to see it and thought about adapting it.
Rich's prices were less, but I have also bought parts from my local outdoor sports emporium. It pays to inquire as my local emporium has them in a Plano style box underneath, which you would not know about unless you asked.
One of the mini-screwdrivers I got from Rich, or was it my local emporium :thinking: , now resides in my Wenger 16818 Evo S17 Swiss Army Knife.
I believe there is now a similar EvoGrip or SoftGrip version. I like the locking blade on this 85mm knife, and the scissors along with the saw and other tools, have been handy.
http://centralvalleywholesale.com/index.html
I've gotten SAK parts from him before. It was a pleasure doing business with him. :twothumbs For example, even though I don't have the tool in which it fits I bought the corkscrew and mini-screwdriver because I wanted to see it and thought about adapting it.
Rich's prices were less, but I have also bought parts from my local outdoor sports emporium. It pays to inquire as my local emporium has them in a Plano style box underneath, which you would not know about unless you asked.
One of the mini-screwdrivers I got from Rich, or was it my local emporium :thinking: , now resides in my Wenger 16818 Evo S17 Swiss Army Knife.
I believe there is now a similar EvoGrip or SoftGrip version. I like the locking blade on this 85mm knife, and the scissors along with the saw and other tools, have been handy.
swissbianco
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you can send swissarmybrands.com an email for that parts, sure they are avaliable.
its to expensive to send the parts directly from swiss over.
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its to expensive to send the parts directly from swiss over.
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