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Face cleaner2.4-inch round tip bladePatented locking screwdriverCap lifterCan openerShoe spike wrenchDivot repair tool4mm Allen wrench2.5-inch bladeFine metal file with precision screwdriverDouble-cut wood saw with rulerCupped cigar cutter with double-honed edges12/20-gauge choke tube toolWatch case back opening toolSnap shackleMineral crystal magnifierCompassTelescopic pointerFish scalerHook dis-gorgerLine guideShortix laboratory keyMicro tool holderMicro tool adapterMicro scraper, straightMicro scraper, curvedLaser pointer with a 300-foot rangeMetal fileMetal sawFlashlightMicro tool holderPhillips head screwdriver 1.5mmScrewdriver 1.2mmScrewdriver .8mmFine fork for watch spring barsReamerPin punch 1.2mmPin pinch .8mmRound needle fileRemovable tool holder with an expandable receptacleRemovable tool holderSpecial self-centering screwdriver for gunsightsFlat Phillips head screwdriverChisel-point reamerMineral crystal magnifierSmall rulerExtension toolSpring-loaded, locking flat-nose needle-nose pliersRemovable screwdriver bit holderPhillips head screwdriver bit 0Phillips head screwdriver bit 1Phillips head screwdriver bit 2Flat head screwdriver bit 0.5mm x 3.5mmFlat head screwdriver bit 0.6mm x 4.0mmFlat head screwdriver bit 1.0mm x 6.5mmMagnetized recessed bit holderTire tread gaugeFiber optic tool holderCan openerPatented locking screwdriverCap lifterWire stripperReamerAwlToothpickTweezersKeyringStraight edge, ruler (in./cm)Wrapping UpA Swiss Army Knife turns a toolbox full of hardware into something pocketable that can be carried along with you. However, the largest Swiss Army Knife – the Wenger Giant, is a different beast altogether.It was made to showcase Wenger’s capability of designing a SAK in its most extreme form. Wenger made a name for itself by assembling the largest Swiss Army Knife of all time with the Giant.To know more about Wenger’s history as a manufacturer of knives and the only other company allowed to use the ‘Swiss Army Knife’ brand, read this post.The pocket knife division of Wenger no longer exists (as it has been merged with Victorinox) and the model is also retired now. But the Wenger 16999 will always be remembered as a unique piece of engineering and craftsmanship, especially by collectors and SAK enthusiasts.

A lot of superlatives can be used to describe the Wenger Giant. After all, which knife company can even think of creating something like this?But Wenger, known to be the more innovative of the two Swiss Army Knife manufacturers (the other being Victorinox), created this unique Swiss Knife Army that is still considered a marvel of modern Engineering.The Wenger Giant, also known as the Wenger 16999, is the largest Swiss Army Knife ever made. The Giant comprises 87 tools that can perform 141 different functions. It is the only SAK that has the most tools, as it has every tool that Wenger has ever produced for their 85mm Swiss Army Knives.If you are interested in how and who thought of creating this unusual and extraordinary SAK, keep reading.Wenger Giant Holds A Guinness RecordTalking of superlatives, the Wenger Giant did feature in the Guinness World Records. Specifically, the Guinness Book Of World Records awarded it the distinction of being the ‘most multifunctional penknife‘. This is what Guinness says about the Wenger Giant:“The most multifunctional penknife is the Swiss Army Giant Knife 2007, manufactured by Wenger S.A. in Delemont, Switzerland, which contains 87 tools and offers 141 different functions“If you buy the Giant, you will get a copy of the Certificate of the Guinness World Records in the box that the Wenger ships in.Along with this, you will also get a certificate of ownership which also has a list of 87 tools, comprising 141 functions.The Wenger Giant comes in a box consisting of the knife itself and two certificates!The Giant was also a finalist for the Outstanding Technology of the Year Award for 2006, from the International Academy of Sciences.Specifications, Tools, Functions, and PriceThe Giant is a member of the 85mm Wenger Swiss Army Knives. Yes, this is not the largest series of SAKs that Wenger used to make.Wenger’s largest SAK series is the 130mm. But Wenger put in so many layers in the Giant that its thickness is greater than its length. In all, the Giant has 49 layers.Dimensions and WeightLength: 85mmWidth: 26mmWeight: over 3 lbsThickness: 244mmThis knife is more than

The Swiza J06 Junior Swiss Pocket Knife is an authentic Swiss Knife for younger users. The J06 features a long (2.8 inch), strong, locking stainless steel blade and 6 other implements housed in ergonomic, soft-touch handles. The tip of the blade on this unique knife is rounded for safety, and the lock keeps it from closing unexpectedly on small fingers. The blade's die-cut slot makes it easy to open with either the left or right hand, and the Swiza Swiss cross logo on the handle is a safe, convenient blade lock release.In addition to the blade, this multi-tool has 11 functions including a wood saw; a slightly dulled punch and reamer with a sewing awl; a Phillips screwdriver #1-3; and bevel-tipped, slanted tweezers with a thick steel grip for maximum spring.All Swiza knives are made in the Jura Mountain region of Switzerland, and come backed with a lifetime warranty.Engraving: Up to 10 characters can be engraved on both sides of the main blade of the Swiza J06 Junior.Swiza J06 Swiss Knife Features:Ergonomic soft-touch handles72 mm (2.8 inch) rounded-tip locking 440 HC stainless steel blade with die-cut slotSawPunch/reamer with sewing eyeBottle opener with flat head screwdriver #3 and wire benderCan opener with flat head screwdriver #1Phillips screwdriver #1-3Bevel-tipped, slanted tweezers Length (Closed): 3.74 inches Blade Length: 2.8 inches Weight: 3.9 ouncesSwiss-made • Lifetime Warranty