What Did You Use Your Multitool For Today?

[asupernothing]

i used my spartan to open a parcel that contained an explorer

best use of a multi in a long time.

 

[thebullfrog]

Used the SwissChamp's saw to cut open the seal on our truck shipment, then used the knife to cut open various packages. Still gotta do some more work on that blade, it still tends to catch on things to easily. Oh well, more time on the Sharpmaker it is.

[yud]

I did a day of habitat for humanity and used my SOG as a pencil

kind of thought someone would say "what?"

[BlueDot]

I did a day of habitat for humanity and used my SOG as a pencil

kind of thought someone would say "what?"

I just assumed you were carving your initials in some hidden part of the house.
Or did you mean you were holding a bit of burned wood with the pliers to make marks?
 

[Neil]

I did a day of habitat for humanity and used my SOG as a pencil

kind of thought someone would say "what?"

... What?



I'm going to guess you used the SOG to hold the pen from your SAK.

[markn951]

Today specifically I used my Recruit to open the package that my Spirit X shipped in! All this past week I've used it every day for this n that while on vacation with the family in CA.

[yud]

I did a day of habitat for humanity and used my SOG as a pencil

kind of thought someone would say "what?"

... What?



I'm going to guess you used the SOG to hold the pen from your SAK.

would the work?

the pencil I was useing broke and so I had to use the plyers to hole the tip of the pencil

[Neil]

See I was close   I'd imagined the pen insert from your SAK being held like it.

[turbov21]

I used my Super Tinker to both slice cheese while watching Doctor Who and also defy my earlier statement this week about how I didn't carry SAK's with me on the weekend.  D'oh!

[DaveK]

Used the UberKick 1.0 (TM) to fix a puncture in a pushchair wheel earlier (wheel nuts where a bitch).

I also used a RAT RC-3 to open the post as I couldn't find anything else to use it for

[Dunc]

I've been decorating over the last few days , heres some Spirit and PST action ...












The Spirits phillips just couldn't budge this bent screw but the PST bit adapter did ok .

[Neil]

Nice to see a leatherman can deal with a bent screw 

[Dunc]

Spirit made a good recovery with the pry bar/ bottle opener 





Swings and rounderbouts 

Dunc

[Mr. Whippy]

My 109 Land-Rover has been having some difficulty with the heat.  The l-o-n-g OEM run of fuel line is having a tendency to vapor lock during this hot stretch.  So, I bought some new fuel line and a new NOS 1/4 inch fuel filter.

Took out the Blue Farmer and undid the old hose clamps and cut the old fuel line 4 inches from the fuel pump.  Trimmed the new fuel line and tightened down all the hose clamps--with the Blue Farmer. 

Oh yea, the truck runs great--no more vapor lock.

[Neil]

I'm being dense here (no really, I know sod all about Land Rovers) but why did you cut the old fuel line 4" from the pump?

[P35]

used my Farmer to remove old pulls and install new ones on our refinished sideboard

[lovenhim]

I used a Leatherman ST to open up an outside porch light to tighten a lose light bulb. 

[Mr. Whippy]

I'm being dense here (no really, I know sod all about Land Rovers) but why did you cut the old fuel line 4" from the pump?

With the OEM setup, there's like 2 meters of fuel line, which winds back to the bulkhead and then back to the front of the motor to enter the carb.  LOTS of fuel line to heat up and vapor lock. By cutting close to the fuel pump, I could make a direct path to the filter and carb, shortening the distance to less than a meter and running it on the cooler side of the motor (opposite the exhaust manifold).

[markn951]

I'm being dense here (no really, I know sod all about Land Rovers) but why did you cut the old fuel line 4" from the pump?

With the OEM setup, there's like 2 meters of fuel line, which winds back to the bulkhead and then back to the front of the motor to enter the carb.  LOTS of fuel line to heat up and vapor lock. By cutting close to the fuel pump, I could make a direct path to the filter and carb, shortening the distance to less than a meter and running it on the cooler side of the motor (opposite the exhaust manifold).

I wouldn't have thought of that!

[Neil]

I'm being dense here (no really, I know sod all about Land Rovers) but why did you cut the old fuel line 4" from the pump?

With the OEM setup, there's like 2 meters of fuel line, which winds back to the bulkhead and then back to the front of the motor to enter the carb.  LOTS of fuel line to heat up and vapor lock. By cutting close to the fuel pump, I could make a direct path to the filter and carb, shortening the distance to less than a meter and running it on the cooler side of the motor (opposite the exhaust manifold).

Makes you wonder why it wasn't done like that to start with 

[Mr. Whippy]

I'm being dense here (no really, I know sod all about Land Rovers) but why did you cut the old fuel line 4" from the pump?

With the OEM setup, there's like 2 meters of fuel line, which winds back to the bulkhead and then back to the front of the motor to enter the carb.  LOTS of fuel line to heat up and vapor lock. By cutting close to the fuel pump, I could make a direct path to the filter and carb, shortening the distance to less than a meter and running it on the cooler side of the motor (opposite the exhaust manifold).

Makes you wonder why it wasn't done like that to start with 

In 1969, they bolted the fuel filter holder (no plastic inline filter) to the firewall.  The carburetor was off the shelf, so the fuel line had to enter where the manufacturer, put the port.   ...and of course, that was before global warming...

[thundernoodle]

i have just used my new LM Wave at work for the first time to repair someones glasses after the teeny tiny screw fell out.  
Also used the shackle opener on my Vic Helmsman to undo a .......................... you guessed it. A shackle.

[Mercury]

I used my sideclip to bend a money clip back into shape.  I am bad about spreading them out.

[Dunc]

I used my sideclip to bend a money clip back into shape.  I am bad about spreading them out.

You must have a thick wad of notes 

Dunc

[Mercury]

I used my sideclip to bend a money clip back into shape.  I am bad about spreading them out.

You must have a thick wad of notes 

Dunc

Well, I am in charge of 7 to 10 Valets and Bellmen at a time(along with 3 to 5 chauffeurs), and sometimes they are all tied up so I get to hop in and move stuff around and the money adds up.  Mostly 5's and 1's, and on the weekend it completely surpasses what any money clip can hold.  (and I make the least in tips because I'm the boss!)

[Sparky415]

I used my sideclip to bend a money clip back into shape.  I am bad about spreading them out.

You must have a thick wad of notes 

Dunc

Well, I am in charge of 7 to 10 Valets and Bellmen at a time(along with 3 to 5 chauffeurs), and sometimes they are all tied up so I get to hop in and move stuff around and the money adds up.  Mostly 5's and 1's, and on the weekend it completely surpasses what any money clip can hold.  (and I make the least in tips because I'm the boss!)

Which got me thinking about strippers, pole dancers and lap dancers.....
What type of money clip would they use?



Hmmmm   

[John]

I used my sideclip to bend a money clip back into shape.  I am bad about spreading them out.

You must have a thick wad of notes 

Dunc

Well, I am in charge of 7 to 10 Valets and Bellmen at a time(along with 3 to 5 chauffeurs), and sometimes they are all tied up so I get to hop in and move stuff around and the money adds up.  Mostly 5's and 1's, and on the weekend it completely surpasses what any money clip can hold.  (and I make the least in tips because I'm the boss!)

Which got me thinking about strippers, pole dancers and lap dancers.....
What type of money clip would they use?



Hmmmm   

A pimp 

[Mercury]

I used my sideclip to bend a money clip back into shape.  I am bad about spreading them out.

You must have a thick wad of notes 

Dunc

Well, I am in charge of 7 to 10 Valets and Bellmen at a time(along with 3 to 5 chauffeurs), and sometimes they are all tied up so I get to hop in and move stuff around and the money adds up.  Mostly 5's and 1's, and on the weekend it completely surpasses what any money clip can hold.  (and I make the least in tips because I'm the boss!)

Which got me thinking about strippers, pole dancers and lap dancers.....
What type of money clip would they use?



Hmmmm   

A pimp 

They have garters!  I think it would look quite strange if you pulled up to a hotel where the Bellmen and Valet's are pulling up their shorts to stick tips in their garters.  I'll stick to my worn out money clip!

[mishania]

You've never used an MT for this.

Today I had a cramp in the arm after workout in the gym.
Stretching the muscle didn't help. So I pricked the muscle with my Surge's awl.
The cramp passed

Surge-On! )))

[Turnstone]

Today the car broke down. But neither my PST II nor my Soldier could help... One brake was locked, and we had to call the breakdown service