Since they were designed for war, Swiss Army Knives (SAK) are generally pretty sturdy things. In its fascinating history, SAKs have evolved from being used by soldiers, outdoorsmen, IT professionals, ...

Cheap blades tend to be easier to sharpen. If you’ve bought a Swiss Army or Case knife or similar, you likely fell for the “Surgical Steel” line, which is meaningless BS and indicates the ...

Bearing that in mind, let's take a look at a sharpening method that will work on any multi-tool, whether it's a Swiss Army Knife, a Leatherman, or Harbor Freight's Gordon 20-in-1 multi-tool. What ...

The neat thing about knife sharpening is that it means even cheap knives like the Swiss Army Knife can be as good as a more expensive knife. Test your blade sharpness. Good to go.