Owned -- and occasionally used -- only a Huntsman for 30 years.

Got the SAK-and-knives-in-general bug around October 2025, and since then had a lot of fun researching and acquiring three more SAKs and six non-SAK knives...only to realize that my old beater Huntsman already does more than I need it to and is infinitely more sentimentally valuable to me, besides. So I cleaned and sharpened it, and put all the other knives back in their boxes, stacked neatly in a drawer.

No regrets at all, but not sure where I go from here, haha. I'm kind of bummed, yet also not really. Anyone else ever get to this point? (And so quickly?) What did you do about it?

Huntsman with red Victorinox lanyard, red tweezers and toothpicks, and titanium scales from ASZ on Etsy. Love it all but bit thick in the pocket - next year might pick up a Climber and customize it the same way to match!

I've been sharpening knives since childhood, but got overzealous while watching a movie. How many "pulls" do you use on a coarsish stone with a moderately dull knife? Apparently I used a million.

I was checking my older knives and I found this gap in the can/bottle opener layer of my Hunts. Do you guys know how to fix this?

I wanted to ask if anyone knows of a tool on the Huntsman that could be used to screw the wall anchor shown into drywall? I want to hang up some pictures which were accompanied these anchors (the tip is kind of round) but I don't have an electric drill. Wondered if I could put the SAK to use. I have an awl to make a pilot hole and screwdrivers and stuff, but those didn't quite cut it. Thank you.

Do you recommend buying a lanyard directly from the victorinox website or making your own with paracord?

Currently on offer at Amazon UK at £26.35. That's a lot of SAK for the money.