What did you use your Sak on today?

[SAK Guy]

Used my EDC Farmer on my cigar today. First, opened up a too tight tip with the awl and then as a holder for the nub!

[Saluki]

Used my old cross Pioneer to unbox a computer.  Later, I used the awl to retrieve a spring from a string trimmer I was repairing.  I had the trimmer apart, and a small spring dislodged and rolled underneath a switch.  I couldn't get ahold of it with my fingers.  I stuck the awl in the end of the spring and was able to fish it out. 

Half the time I don't even use the tools for their intended purposes.  I find that I just need some pieces of metal in various shapes to poke, prod, dig, scrape, etc.


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[coSAK]

Half the time I don't even use the tools for their intended purposes.  I find that I just need some pieces of metal in various shapes to poke, prod, dig, scrape, etc.

Maybe that's why they call it Multi Tool. 

[Huntsman]

Half the time I don't even use the tools for their intended purposes. 
I find that I just need some pieces of metal in various shapes to poke, prod, dig, scrape, etc.

Very true - I reckon I'm about 80% intended use - 20 % other stuff!!

[SAK Guy]

Rucksack and Barefoot Cabernet

[derekmac]

My old cross red Pioneer got quite the workout today stripping 8 and 1 gauge wire for my install in the Jeep. 

It worked absolutely brilliantly too!  I found if you open the awl the wire sits nice and flush on the scales and against the bottle opener, and with the blade resting on it, all it would take was a couple of turns around it, pull, and the wire is stripped.


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[Nhoj]

Used my evogrip s18 to open some packages

[MadPlumbarian]

Used my little guy to work on one of my projects today, more info on it if interested under paracord subject.. JR

[sawman]

I used my Swisschamp to open and assemble a new flatscreen TV.

[gene stoner]

Im on vacation in Connecticut for my Sons wedding and visited a graveyard that was established in 1719.  A Civil war veterans marker was over grown so I used the saw on my Huntsman to clean it up. very cool graveyard with veterans going back to the French Indian war. 

[SAK Guy]

Im on vacation in Connecticut for my Sons wedding and visited a graveyard that was established in 1719.  A Civil war veterans marker was over grown so I used the saw on my Huntsman to clean it up. very cool graveyard with veterans going back to the French Indian war.

   Wonderful gesture Gene!!! Congrats on the new addition to your family!!!

[MadPlumbarian]

Where about? I'm originally from Ct. JR

[Megan]

Removed a fully engorged deer tick from the ear of a dog this morning with my climber. A delightful start to the day. 

[SAK Guy]

Removed a fully engorged deer tick from the ear of a dog this morning with my climber. A delightful start to the day. 

 

[captain spaulding]

Removed a fully engorged deer tick from the ear of a dog this morning with my climber. A delightful start to the day. 

Oh lovely. At least you noticed it and the Climber helped to remove it. I assume you used the tweezers? (I hope). 

[Megan]

Yes, just the tweezers.
They've been getting a lot of use for tick duty these days.

[gene stoner]

Where about? I'm originally from Ct. JR

Naintic Old stone church cemetery.

[gene stoner]

Part of my Son's wedding ceremony involved beer (it's a beer drinkers take on a old medieval wine wedding ceremony). Nobody remembered the bottle opener but the Huntsman saved the day.  I guess I'll be leaving it for theme as a memento when I leave tomorrow.   

[gene stoner]

Im on vacation in Connecticut for my Sons wedding and visited a graveyard that was established in 1719.  A Civil war veterans marker was over grown so I used the saw on my Huntsman to clean it up. very cool graveyard with veterans going back to the French Indian war.

   Wonderful gesture Gene!!! Congrats on the new addition to your family!!!

Thank you my friend.

[styx]

used my hunter in a true survival situation. the kitchen was taken over by a 50 year old crazy woman that i sometimes dare to call mother. and before anyone says that is harsh, this is a woman who has 50 former marines and bikers so scared that they call her Hurricane.

anyway I had to retreat to my cave and survive with the bare essentials and used just about everything on the Hunter

[Monrogue]

I used the Rogueneer's scissors to trim some stray beard whiskers, and the metal file tip to clean a couple fingernails. 

[Aloha]

used my hunter in a true survival situation. the kitchen was taken over by a 50 year old crazy woman that i sometimes dare to call mother. and before anyone says that is harsh, this is a woman who has 50 former marines and bikers so scared that they call her Hurricane.

anyway I had to retreat to my cave and survive with the bare essentials and used just about everything on the Hunter

Sounds like my mom  mine was as tough as nails. 

[MadPlumbarian]

Just used my Wenger classic serrated blade to cut the tape for packaging! Works great easy to clean the adhesive from the tape off! JR

[hiraethus]

Trimmed a Pyracantha bush with the help of my Harvester.
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[AimlessWanderer]

Harvested over 70 red chillies from the plants in my windowsills. Scissors on my CT34 were tool of choice. I'll be saving the seeds from about six of them, and considering what to to with the flesh (six of these are a bit much for one meal)

[MadPlumbarian]

Stopped at BK and had to cut a third Sausage, Egg & Cheese CROISSAN'WICH in half to split with my honey, works good! JR



<---look post #3,666, we had 3 CROISSAN'WICH's total and 666=wife, lol,, JR

[sawman]

I used my Climber to open 2 parcels yesterday.

[kirk13]

Used the can opener on my vintage Fisherman to open the Awl on my Trooper while cleaning,and later the scissors on my kitchen SAK to open a sachet of mushroom sauce

[Beery]

Victorinox Climber (black) can opener: Two bottles of Amstel Light (so far - the night is young).

[MadPlumbarian]

Used my mini to help make Kermit, I think he likes them! JR