On Mar 21, 1:34*am, "Lee Michaels"
wrote:
"Larry Jaques" *wrote

Aw, yer taste is all in yer mouth, Swingy. *I have a lovely little pal
in my Victorinox Classic SD. Handy toothpick, tweezers (works on metal
and wood splinters), small knife, scissors, nail file. I use it daily.
I also have chisels, drawknives, box cutters, linoleum cutters,
machetes, and half a dozen other blades for other things. Twine,
boxes, nails, teeth, and splinters? This one is just -made- for it,
and small enough to fit in my pocket without a single problem. I've
used one for at least 35 years. (none lost came back, either.)

I have the same knife. I have gone through several of them. *My wife has
washed a couple of them too. But they still work OK.

Ia addition to being a small multipurpose tool, I use it to open letters and
packages. And its most important function, I can trim nose, ear and mustache
hair with it!

Try doing that with a big ole pocket knife.

MY Dutch Army Knife has a small motor which holds a routerbit and the
battery also powers small wheels which makes the DAK travel across a 4
x 8 sheet cutting out patterns via GPS and ordinary uploaded G-code
files....AND it has toothpik.