Chuck Gedraitis Custom Switch Army Auto – Custom Green & Ivory Mosaic G10 Handles - N690 Dagger Blade

Chuck Gedraitis Custom Switch Army – N690 Dagger, Custom Green & Ivory Mosaic G10

Renowned custom knifemaker Chuck Gedraitis is celebrated for his inventive mechanisms, precision craftsmanship, and distinctive interpretations of traditional knife designs. His Switch Army is among his most recognizable creations, combining the familiar silhouette of a Swiss Army knife with an ingenious concealed automatic opening mechanism.

This exceptional 2026 example is particularly special, featuring custom green-and-ivory striped Mosaic G10 personally created by Chuck Gedraitis himself. The alternating stripes give the knife its distinctive appearance, with the handle material showcasing another aspect of Gedraitis's craftsmanship beyond the knife's construction.

The N690 dagger blade features a clean satin finish, while titanium liners provide a sturdy foundation for the slim, traditional handle profile. Gedraitis's signature hidden scale-release mechanism allows the blade to deploy automatically without a conventional exposed firing button.

Completing the Swiss Army-inspired design are removable tweezers and a toothpick, neatly integrated into the handle.

A remarkable example of Gedraitis's creativity, combining his innovative Switch Army mechanism with personally crafted handle material in a distinctive, one-of-a-kind configuration.

Specifications

• Maker: Chuck Gedraitis

• Model: Switch Army

• Type: Custom Automatic Folding Knife

• Blade Steel: N690

• Blade Style: Dagger

• Blade Finish: Satin

• Handle Material: Custom Green & Ivory Striped Mosaic G10

• Handle Material Details: Pattern Personally Created by Chuck Gedraitis

• Liner Material: Titanium

• Opening Mechanism: Hidden Scale-Release Automatic

• Locking Mechanism: Titanium Liner Lock

• Additional Tools: Removable Toothpick & Tweezers

• Year Manufactured: 2026

• Country of Origin: USA

• Includes: Zippered Pouch and Signed Maker's Specification Card