What did you use your Sak on today?

[Monrogue]

My Rogue's bottle opener got some use last night.

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I'll bet!      

I tried to use the Pharmber for the friend next to me but by the time I dug it out of the sheath someone else opened it..
JR

Another reason I don't like sheaths

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[MadPlumbarian]

My Rogue's bottle opener got some use last night.

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I'll bet!      

I tried to use the Pharmber for the friend next to me but by the time I dug it out of the sheath someone else opened it..
JR

Another reason I don't like sheaths

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It wasn't the sheath, they put the drink on the table on front of me, but by the time I even reached for the sak the older (big) kid just grabbed the drink and twisted it off.. I looked at him with a crooked eyebrow like !! So it wasn't the sheath..
JR

[Monrogue]

The Rogueneer got some use today.  Scissors to snip a couple tags, knife to open a snack and the can opener edge to scrape the area hiding the number on the back of a couple gift cards. 

[magentus]

Same shape but the alox is bigger and thicker.

[Nhoj]

I used my SI to give me a blood blister. The one day I don't carry a multitool with a locking driver the lifter on the SI folds on me!

[stealth007s]

Filed an edge of a metal counter at the shop that had a jagged edge with the Spirit X.

[Crow]

Used saw on my Swisschamp to put our christmastree to pieces.

[Weasel]

Used the pen blade on my ct41 to open up a strange lump behind my ear.worked a treat found plenty of blood In there  hopefully problem solved

[Mextreme]

Used the pen blade on my ct41 to open up a strange lump behind my ear.worked a treat found plenty of blood In there  hopefully problem solved

Well done sir. DIY surgery is also a hobby of mine. The stainless of Victorinox is great for such projects.

[Weasel]

Yeah I like to fix myself if I can I hate hospitals  you can't go wrong with a sharp sak blade

[Southern Dad]

We bought a used Honda car for my son to drive to school his senior year. I had to get him to drop me off at work yesterday, and while riding in the passenger seat, I realized the glovebox latch was loose. One screw had gone missing and the other was almost completely out. I used the small screwdriver head on my silver alox Cadet to tighten the one screw so it would hold for now

[eaton]

Replaced the motor in our office time clock with my Executive.  Nothing tricky; just removing a snap ring, two screws and  loosened/tightened two electrical terminals with the screwdriver.

[nate j]

Replaced the motor in our office time clock with my Executive.  Nothing tricky; just removing a snap ring, two screws and  loosened/tightened two electrical terminals with the screwdriver.

Nicely done, and welcome aboard.   

[Monrogue]

Last night when stopping to get gas, I pulled the little lever that is supposed to pop open the cover so that I can take the cap off to put the gas in.  Well, as is typical this time of year, it was frozen shut with some ice.  I used the bottle opener from my Rogueneer to pop that cover open. 

[MadPlumbarian]

Last night when stopping to get gas, I pulled the little lever that is supposed to pop open the cover so that I can take the cap off to put the gas in.  Well, as is typical this time of year, it was frozen shut with some ice.  I used the bottle opener from my Rogueneer to pop that cover open.

Is that considered having a cold one,,
JR

[Monrogue]

Last night when stopping to get gas, I pulled the little lever that is supposed to pop open the cover so that I can take the cap off to put the gas in.  Well, as is typical this time of year, it was frozen shut with some ice.  I used the bottle opener from my Rogueneer to pop that cover open.

Is that considered having a cold one,,
JR

Good one

[RedeyeSPR]

My day job is selling printed/embroidered sportswear. Today (and about every day) I used the scissors on my Super Tinker to trim loose threads from a polo shirt.

[Grass]

Used a corkscrew! To open a 1947 bottle of port... surprisingly drinkable. Vic Cybertool 29.

[DaBall]

I used my SwissChamp to take apart an old pellet gun in order to replace that main spring.

[kirk13]

I used my SwissChamp to take apart an old pellet gun in order to replace that main spring.

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Nice Crossman

[Weasel]

Nice air pistol never used one of those but got a 2240 and a weihrauch 75 ,had hours of fun over the years  with airguns

[DaBall]

I used my SwissChamp to take apart an old pellet gun in order to replace that main spring.

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Nice Crossman

Thanks, we found it in the basement of my great-grandmother's house, brought it home and it wouldn't fire. Turns out the spring was broken

[HarleyXJGuy]

I used my SwissChamp to take apart an old pellet gun in order to replace that main spring.

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Nice Crossman

It is some kinda radar or Jedi power. Kirky can sense a air rifle post from a mile away.

[kirk13]

I used my SwissChamp to take apart an old pellet gun in order to replace that main spring.

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Nice Crossman

It is some kinda radar or Jedi power. Kirky can sense a air rifle post from a mile away.

What can I say

[classicrock]

My deluxe tinker often helped me, including today, to open the bottle cap of mineral water which I would plug in to the water dispenser. Sometimes it was very easy to open by hand, but sometimes very difficult. And pliers on the deluxe tinker open it with ease.

[willfcc]

Rebuilt a jammed iris aperture for a laser power monitor with the tweezers and pin.


Will

[eddie1115]

Pioneer awl punched straw holes in the foil on a couple of milk bottles at lunch.  I feel like I've mentioned this before, but it's the perfect tool for that job

[matzesu]

Used the Chisel on my Swisschamp XLT to Chisel out (dos this named like this??)
a Bee Wachs Candel from a Candel Holder..
Was a good idea to put the Candelholder on the radiator, so it was much easer..

Only problem was then to clean up the chisel..

for this thask, the Swisschamp was preaty usefull, good that i got it last week
Also its great that the monster SAK gives the Chisel some extra push..

Ditnd had a Chisel on a SAK bevore, but this works realy well..

Also used the Magnifing Glas on this Thing to Magnifing something, and the Skaler on the Fishscaler to figure out, how big the new Beewachs Candle should be to put in this Candleholder

And i used the big Blade to open up a Bagel but this was on Saturday..

Now i have to seach for Tasks, to use the other 550034504334034 tools on this awesome Knife

[HarleyXJGuy]

"Chisel out (dos this named like this??)"

I would prolly say scrape out but the way you said it is also fine.

[eddie1115]

Used the Chisel on my Swisschamp XLT to Chisel out (dos this named like this??)
a Bee Wachs Candel from a Candel Holder..
Was a good idea to put the Candelholder on the radiator, so it was much easer..

Only problem was then to clean up the chisel..

for this thask, the Swisschamp was preaty usefull, good that i got it last week
Also its great that the monster SAK gives the Chisel some extra push..

Ditnd had a Chisel on a SAK bevore, but this works realy well..

Also used the Magnifing Glas on this Thing to Magnifing something, and the Skaler on the Fishscaler to figure out, how big the new Beewachs Candle should be to put in this Candleholder

And i used the big Blade to open up a Bagel but this was on Saturday..

Now i have to seach for Tasks, to use the other 550034504334034 tools on this awesome Knife

Good to hear it's working well for you   I would be very excited to see the list of tasks that utilize the XLT's full compliment of tools