Today, we’ll take apart a knife that’s pretty unusual in form, but pretty vanilla in construction, the Steel Will Knives Scylla.
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Today, we’ll take apart a knife that’s pretty unusual in form, but pretty vanilla in construction, the Steel Will Knives Scylla.
25 replies on “How to disassemble and maintain the Steel Will Scylla Pocketknife”
Where's the pivot screw lol
Omg you are hysterical
I got my Steel Will Avior today from Atlantic knives. It's a beauty ! as virtuovoice would say. Yes I need those tools badly.
This disassembly episode includes 9:26 authoritative measures and a reach around.9:20 🤣
Watches are jewelry for engineers. 🤔 Or hip-hop/rappers with just too much damn money.🤣
Depending on the amount of units produced, for certain scales, a one step mold/cast or press makes more sense than drilling/machining each hole/countersink.
Can we be sure it was a motorized velocipede?
Stop the Hate. #teflonwashersmatter
Definitely not Seel Will's finest… but an interesting piece nonetheless…
Thanks for the tutorial…
You’ll need a top hat to complete the look.
Best knife at $50?
I just wanna say that having a loud bike can be more about safety. A lot of the time people don't see you coming but can at least hear you coming. But people who just rev for no reason in parking lots are douches.
Just so you know Nick, I'm an English teacher in Turkey and I've sent a couple of my fellow addict students to your channel. Despite your ridiculous accent they understand you perfectly well!
I thought encountering a Scylla was not so much a good thing…
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Just another humpbacked thumbstud folder. 😕
And for my first impression, if I had to choose a color palate for a knife to look like a toy I would start with Scylla. The blue scales and dark blade tone are like the left over colors no one else wanted when Hobby Lobby was raided for Covid supplies.
The mailman walks by, sees a weirdo wearing a Halloween mask through the window with a jeweler glass jammed in his mask eyehole. What goes through his thoughts at that moment?
Hey nick, are you planning on doing a review of the real steel/poltergeist luna?
It's a slippie and a gem of a knife, if you haven't seen it yet, you should take a look!
That prying tool is called a spudger. I mention this only because I rarely get a chance to say “spudger.”
Now we just need them to make a Charybdis.
Scylla. So the next model will be named Charybdis?
I have a quiet motor cycle and wear a hi-viz jacket.
Interesting knife, I like that opening mechanism
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Nick if you were to design a knife who would you like to work with/have make it?