Name: Swiza D03 Swiss pocket knife, carbon fibre print
Brand: Swiza
SKU: SZD03-C
Price: 723 SEK
Availability: BackOrder

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The **Swiza D03** is a contemporary knife inspired by classic Swiss pocket knives. The first thing you'll notice is the knife's modern, ergonomic design. The innovation is easy to see when you look at the lock. You unlock the knife by pressing down the logo on the handle. Swiza has also taken left-handed users into account with a cut-out in the blade that can be used from both sides.

## Maintenance-friendly materials

Swiza says that you can wash its pocket knives in the dishwasher without any negative effects. We decided to test this theory. You can read more about this [here](/en/ct/swiza-dishwasher-test.htm). Our conclusion is that Swiza pocket knives do remarkably well in the dishwasher. We do, however, recommend that you clean your Swiza pocket knives by hand. 

Whether you decide to wash your Swiza pocket knife in the dishwasher or not, it is a wonderfully maintenance-friendly pocket knife.

## Swiza tools

### Knife

The blade is made from 440 stainless steel that is hardened to a Rockwell hardness of 57. You can easily open the knife with the cut-out in the blade. You also still have enough grip on the blade to open it by squeezing it and pulling it open, if you have difficulty with a nail groove opening. Once opened, the lock ensures that the knife won't close when you don't want it to. Classic Swiss pocket knives don't have a lock. You unlock the blade by pressing the Swiss cross. This pushes aside the latch that keeps the blade open. You can then close the blade.

### Awl

What do you use an awl for? For all the things you wouldn't use the tip of your knife for! The awl is sharpened on one side, so it is highly suitable for making marks on wood. Which side of the line should you follow when you've marked something with a pencil? With an awl, you don't have to worry about this problem. An awl is also very practical for pricking into soft metals. You can use it to mark out where you should drill, for instance. And when you've finished the renovations and it's time to uncork the champagne, an awl also comes in handy for removing the foil from the cork!

### Can opener

The function of this tool is rather self-explanatory! As well as opening cans of food, it can also open tins of paint. You can also use the flat screwdriver at the front!

### Bottle opener

In addition to removing the caps from bottles, this tool has a couple of other functions. There is a small indentation at the base of this tool. This is the wire bender. The head of the bottle opener is flat. It can be used as a screwdriver, a scraper and even a pry bar.

### Corkscrew

After removing the foil from the cork, you can then uncork the bottle with the corkscrew. The most creative way to use a corkscrew is to use it as a coat rack. Simply wind the corkscrew into a wall and use the handle as a hanger.

### Tweezers

The tweezers on a Swiss pocket knife are often used to remove splinters. The advantage of these tweezers is that the head is already bevelled. This means the tweezers already have a 'tip', perfect for detailed tasks. You can use the full width of the tweezers by tilting them slightly. 

## Accessories

**[Multi-tool oil](kato://product/VT5V4.3301)** Keep the tools of your Swiss pocket knife moving smoothly with multi-tool oil.

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We always measure the blade height at the highest part of the blade.

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We always measure the blade length ourselves. This is the length of the blade from the tip to the front of the handle. This may deviate from the manufacturer's specification.

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The length of the cutting edge is measured from the tip to the start of the edge. This may deviate from the manufacturer's specification.

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We always measure the blade thickness at the thickest part of the blade. Often just before the handle. This may deviate from the manufacturer's specification.

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We always weigh a product as bare as possible. Knives and axes always without their sheath, lights (if possible) without their battery. For knife sets we measure the entire weight. This may deviate from the manufacturer's specifications.

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We measure the sharpening angle ourselves. This value is the angle per side.  So 20º means that the total angle of the edge is 40º. Please note that knives are almost always sharpened by hand, even in factories. This value is therefore only an indication of a single tool measured by us. You are always free to choose your own sharpening angle. [Learn more about sharpening angles](/en/ct/sharpening-angles-explained.htm).

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In terms of grind we are talking about how the complete blade thickness extends into the edge. Want to learn more about grinds? [Read all about grinds on knives](/en/ct/knife-grinds.htm).

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