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Hi Edmundo, as Jonathan mentioned above, the Swiss Army Knife you see in the movie is a "Spartan". Best, Victorinox

Well made productions like this have no language barriers. Well done!

haha, funny - but anyhow I liked more the exchange ;-)

I like it but why is it called maverick?

Wow this movie is not that good lol

victorinox crossbow confirmed?

Позитивно. +1

Super gemacht!!! :-)

It's a Spartan

fajny sikor

i would say that if there was a hole in your door overnight that you didn't put there then someone might have tried to break in, however if the hole was only about 3mm's, im not exactly sure how they would try to go about opening your door. i guess they probably were trying to pull out the lock, but if its a solid wood door, it just doesnt make any sense. does it go all the way through the door?

Sweet, I'm definetly doing that at school! XD But is there anything else I could use as a torsion wrench? My knive hasn't got tweezers. :( Oh and also, a paperclip can be used instead of a safety pin, right?

i just wanna throw this out there.. but technically.. thats not picking.. its raking. .. picking uses the same basic techniuqe.. but instead of raking.. you push the tumblers 1 by 1.

Technically, you're correct, it is raking. I used the term "picking" as a common reference term because not too many people know of raking, at least outside of yard work.

Some of the rollerball pens have a flat metal clip on the outside, that works great as a tension wrench. Paperclips usually tend to be flimsy and bend too easily.

Raising the nations safety level, one step at a time :D Waiting for the how to video for knocking someone out without the risk of killing him eagerly :D

Kudos!! I locked my keys in my cars trunk, and used your technique to pick my glove compartment to get my spare set of keys to get in the trunk!

Ants with a very tiny Mac G knife forced their way in. If you would listen very very carefull, you should be hearing things. No joke. ;)

Some padlocks and desk locks can be opened with a long tool on the swiss army knife too, if I'm not mistaken.

someone probably drilled that part to try to use a coat hanger or something to push over the deadbolt

Thank you alot, by the way this video is the most informative and easiest to follow along with.

Video Response: How to make Chloroform with Bleach and Acetone. WARNING, Highly Exothermic. :)

Then make a video, It would be cool to watch. Unless, of course, you're lying.

nom nom, cake... uhm.... ure obviously not a professional cake eater ;)

i only picked my lock once. i used dis method. im trying to do it again

yeah no more busting doors down i can just do it stealth

Ye cwl but I'm not Gunnar brake my tweezers for it tho

is it the same as picking/raking a door lock ?

the only hole on the lock is the keyhole

I am changing my fucking locks TONIGHT

althou, this is alot more sneaky

lolol.. and i'd say open sesame

the boy next door have gold:p

K good its not removed!

@JojoTheLucky Yes

I've known the guys in Roomful since about 1976, and was privileged to play trombone and bass trombone with the band in '98 and '99, including in this video. I don't know who these folks are who are posting here, but if you don't have something nice to say, try keeping it to yourselves. I've been in this business for 40 + years, and these are the most stand-up guys I've ever worked with-INCLUDING Rossi, and especially Chris Vachon. Consummate professionals in every respect.

I've loved this band for over 30 years, their personnel changes, but the sound still kicks ass! Chris Vachon is a fantastic picker, very underrated. I know they're based in New England, but I wished they'd come around the midwest again. They haven't been here for years

I knew Bob Enos (trumpet) for 5 or 6 years and they dont get any better than him.. What a great man and his horn speaks for itself.. WOW... Oh and Chris Vachon can FUK right off

+Bat- Matt merci beaucoup!

+Renaco Boban you are welcome! in olden days most shops selling such knives had also the spares, but nowadays it can be tricky to get them ;-)

+bangalorebobbel thank you most helpful

+Renaco Boban check the victorinox webpage for a local victorinox address which will surely help You- sry I can't do it for You since their crazy page directs me always back to the Indian page only ;-)Alternatively You can check eBay or any online shops who ship worldwide. google genuine Victorinox spare parts.

wow thanks that idea concerning the wider piece is very interesting, I have to check out ...yes I can easily confirm some of Your experience ;-)means to me it also happened that I broke a piece during making, and another one got destroyed when I used it. But meanwhile I found simple procedures to make and use them which are relatively safe, means nothing can break. I have recently uploaded a video about making a ferrotoothpick for a Victorinox MiniChamp, there the full process is shown. I use only sandpaper and files and keep the toothpick most of the time flat on the sandpaper, so it cannot break. Whiles using them one has to give support - here in that video I show it with a box of nasal snuff but usually it is enough to keep a finger under the ferrorod whiles striking it (astonishingly one gets not burned ...) as demonstrated in the other video. works fine with index or middle finger ;-)the raw ferrorods which I use for making the picks are kind of soft and usually easy to bring in shape but I never noticed that they fall apart and crumble. They oxidyze as all these ferrorods do if not used for a while but that is only on the surface, so far there was no throughout corrosion. Means, so far even all of those which I kept here (in India, including monsoon weather conditions) over some years are still fine. Seems there are either very slight quality differences between the one and the other, or maybe also my kind of striking is different between the different knives, so sparks are sometimes more and sometimes less - but finally all work fine.Additionally to these ferrotoothpicks I put always a little amount of cotton somewhere in the knife, so I have also directly any tinder in case I need. If it sucks little bit of Ballistol from the knife even better - catchs easily the sparks and burns like hell.In my bigger knives I store this cotton usually under the saw, the best storage space I found in the minichamp is under this multipurposephilipsbottleopenerthing ... and I use the ferrotoothpick to get that cotton out if required ;-)Yes I agree would be fine to get such toothpicks somewhere ready to buy, that would make life easy - and I even wonder why neither Victorinox nor any other company, e.g. Swissbianco or so, offer that. Must be very easy to produce such ferrotoothpicks industrially and I am sure lot of people would purchase some of them. But ok, on the other side, before I feel bored I can do any little toothpick project or something similar, it is fun and makes same if not even more sense than wasting time with any useless things ;-)

Thank You! ;-)It is very easy to do, just a matter of minutes and not much equipment required. I made a small video which shows how exactly I make such mischmetal toothpicks - //youtu.be/EpS-EOow0VI (that job starts at around 0:22).But I am by nature more of a lazy guy and still wondering why Victorinox doesn't offer itself these parts as extra item or spare part. ;-)))

thank You yes fine channel I subbed You ;-)

+israr asif hey back, and thanks for watching! ;-)Got my scales in Europe but as Antony Monteiro (see the comments below) has found out the scales should be available in Bangalore at the Victorinox office in Cunningham Rd, 107 Prestige Centre Point.btw: if You want to purchase accidentially a new Victorinox check amazon.in, seems they have today some models at very reduced rate / special offer. ;-)

Hi Danilo, thanks.The scales are original Victorinox spare parts, usually available in stores for Victorinox pocket knives together with other spare parts like toothpick or pen.The idea is simply to use the Swiss Champ scales also for other army knives.If there are no Victorinox dealers or dependances close to You, You can maybe ask Victorinox Brasil or these shop guys at //www.victorinoxstore.com.br/ where to get them.I got my spare parts formerly always in a normal cutlery shop which sells also Victorinox, but later I ordered them online in Europe. Some weeks back one of my viewers here informed me that I can get spares now also here in Bangalore, India ... seems Victorinox delivers meanwhile worldwide first class service! ;-)rgds, Robert

So i just want the silk so that I do not have to go through the bleaching process. But my question is which of the closures looks more natural for a free part?

even if you don't use the elastic band method, can you still part your ways in different ways with the silk base closure and have it still look natural?

I am going to get one of those... Love the custom closure.. amazing! Worth every penny!

Love to be able to part where ever! How can I get one

So on a silkbase you don't have to bleach the knots?

So both pictures at the end have silk closure? 

Is this a light brown or medium brown silk top?

Which one would you typically find at hair store?

omg that silk one really does look like a scalp!

ordering that silk base RIGHT NOW omg!

yall want 300 for a silk base closure ?

Yes just call us. It is the body Wave

How would you bleach the knots only?

is the silk base thick?

yes no knots to bleach

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love the Fela!

Thanks so much

by sectioning

not at all

Lace

yes

Yes

Sorry to be confusing i grow both but here its New Zealand spinach but to be honest use both all the time, dont grow alot of true spinach these days as family prefer taste of this