The Wenger Handyman is an 85mm Swiss Army Knife with four tool layers, which include the basic tools, plus scissors and a wood saw.

Later known as the Classic 18, and available with the Evolution style scales as the Evolution 18.

An earlier version of this model was known as the 776 - See History.

Discontinued.

Layer Tools

Model 1.18.13

SoftTouch 111809

• Knife blade
• Nail-file / Nail-cleaner
• Wood saw
• Scissors - serrated
• Bottle-opener / Locking screwdriver / Wire stripper
• Can-opener

Back Layer Tools

• Awl - Reamer
• Phillips screwdriver
• Keyring or keychain

Scale Tools

• Toothpick
• Tweezers

Scales 

Red synthetic are standard, but also available in black.

Variations

• The Evolution 18 model features Evolution contoured handles.
• SoftTouch black scales with large clip-point blade replacing the regular blade.
• Model 1.18.13 replaces the nail file with a small blade

History 

An older version of this model (1960s) featuring the 'dog-leg' can-opener, scissors with a leaf-spring, non-locking screwdriver and bail, was known as the model 776. The corkscrew version was known as the 736, and a corkscrew version without toothpick and tweezers - the 716.

Physical Specifications

• Length: 85mm

Identifiers

• 1.18.03: Standard scales
• 1.18.09: Classic 18 with standard scales
• 1.18.13: Standard scales, nail file is replaced by a small blade
• 1.018.009.000: Classic 18 with standard scales (Ed note - Not sure why different number format - Later model no. format?)
• 1.118.009.814: Tactile - wIth a clip-point main blade and SoftTouch scales. Similar to the Tactile 812

• 16933: Wenger North American model number

Related Models

• Evolution 18 - Same tools with Evolution scales
• Forester - A corkscrew replaces the Phillips
• Safari - A small blade replaces the nail-file, adds a locking main blade

• SwissBuck Remedy - The Buck Knives version of this model

• Fieldmaster - A similar Victorinox version of this model