What Did You Use Your Multitool For Today?

[edcgear]

Used my Buck Xtract scissors to open packaging of two SD memo cards

[Reinier]

Wow, that sounds like fun!  I haven't put together a new system for awhile now. With a cybertool - sounds like even more fun!

It was fun It's pretty nice that the CyberTool's bit holder is exactly the same size as the motherboard spacers. Works very well

[sawman]

Yesterday I used my Skeletool to cut fake spiderweb for outdoor Halloween decorations. 

[Paul]

Used an old version Wave to take a washing machine out and take it to bits - needed a spanner to get the heavy blocks off, so its not all down to the Leatherman.

[Mr. Whippy]

Fenix PD10 and Vic Blue Farmer to do the semiannual maintenance on the "On-Demand oil fired water heater".  Piece O' Cake.

[lovenhim]

I used my Leatherman Wave to:

install a Bazooka bass tube in a car
take apart a baby crib

[scrappy]

I used the crunch to take apart the dish washer

[Paul]

Nothing too involved...




Cut my left hand nails so I could play some guitar.

[glorn]

I used my Surge to kill and eat some smurfs.

[Mercury]

I used my Surge to kill and eat some smurfs.

Is your tongue blue?

[glorn]

I used my Surge to kill and eat some smurfs.

Is your tongue blue?

Nah. You know what they say.. it's all pink on the inside.

[VicX]

I've just used my Spirit to tighten two bolts on my scooter.
Not much, I know, but the Spirit is smurfin' awesome anyway!



Yes, I've got Photoshop and nothing to do before lunch.

[e17]

I used my SOG - the blade - to open the plastic packaging of a cabin air filter without damaging the filter. My friend told me that I was well equipped.

Yes sir !   

[GotUCovered]

I used my needles on my Charge to align a screw insert behind a hole in the very large door to one of the sign lights for the Nascar's office building.  If that wouldn't have worked I would have had to move the extension ladder and undo 11 other bolts.  LM saves the day! 

I also used the diamond file to file down a burr on one of my fingernails. 

And with the serrated blade I cut open a fresh bad of high quality dog food for my insanely big English Mastiff    .

[Mercury]

I used my pulse to assemble a new toy organizer shelf system for my son.  I love that MT, it makes my life so easy! (kinda like my son too)

[sawman]

I used the blade on my Skeletool to pry up small amounts of wood and to probe for termites in our shed.

[rp252]

Well, my charge got a thorough work out today.

I was covering an off road motorbike race as part of my voluntary St John's Ambulance work.

Got one badly broken femur that needed extraction and an ambulance.  Had to cut the guys riding gear off and get his boots off.  No troubles at all.  Then the extraction scoop (like a stretcher) broke so out came the Charge again to fix it up.  A few screws and a bit of hammering later and it was (almost) like new. 

A bit late another rider came off down a hill, injured his neck and KOed himself.  He needed an ambulance as well.  Not so much Multi related use with him but more musclepower needed to extract him up the hill!

Was a great day.  Feel vindicated carry a multi, got covered in mud, saw some really interesting injuries.  Also got my first chance to ride a quadbike off road which is great fun.  The Charge performed brilliantly

[Gareth]

Certainly sounds like an "interesting" day Rich. 

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

You've got to love motorbikes haven't you

[ryan1835]

my charge is going to get some use carving a pumpkin later

[Gareth]

my charge is going to get some use carving a pumpkin later

Just did a little pumpkin carving with my Champion.

[cerbera147]

my charge is going to get some use carving a pumpkin later

Just did a little pumpkin carving with my Champion.

I found the Juice saw and SAK saw to be ideal 

Neil recommends the fish scaler if you've got one on your SAK 

I also used the awl on my SOG Powerlock to prick the skin through drawing; a real team effort

Almost forgot; I used my kukri to 'terminate' a used pumpkin

[Gareth]

my charge is going to get some use carving a pumpkin later

Just did a little pumpkin carving with my Champion.

I found the Juice saw and SAK saw to be ideal 

Neil recommends the fish scaler if you've got one on your SAK 

I also used the awl on my SOG Powerlock to prick the skin through drawing; a real team effort

Almost forgot; I used my kukri to 'terminate' a used pumpkin

Seconded, the fish scaler works unexpectedly well.

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

my charge is going to get some use carving a pumpkin later

Just did a little pumpkin carving with my Champion.

Almost forgot; I used my kukri to 'terminate' a used pumpkin

Satisfying isn't it

[Sazabi]

I've been using my Cadet lately to help with cooking; opening cans or slicing fruit.

[cerbera147]

my charge is going to get some use carving a pumpkin later

Just did a little pumpkin carving with my Champion.

Almost forgot; I used my kukri to 'terminate' a used pumpkin

Satisfying isn't it

Very 

[Neil]

my charge is going to get some use carving a pumpkin later

Just did a little pumpkin carving with my Champion.

I found the Juice saw and SAK saw to be ideal 

Neil recommends the fish scaler if you've got one on your SAK 

I also used the awl on my SOG Powerlock to prick the skin through drawing; a real team effort

Almost forgot; I used my kukri to 'terminate' a used pumpkin

Linus moment comin up ..... "Ahh! You didn't tell me you were gonna kill it!"

[Dunc]

Well, my charge got a thorough work out today.

I was covering an off road motorbike race as part of my voluntary St John's Ambulance work.

Got one badly broken femur that needed extraction and an ambulance.  Had to cut the guys riding gear off and get his boots off.  No troubles at all.  Then the extraction scoop (like a stretcher) broke so out came the Charge again to fix it up.  A few screws and a bit of hammering later and it was (almost) like new. 

A bit late another rider came off down a hill, injured his neck and KOed himself.  He needed an ambulance as well.  Not so much Multi related use with him but more musclepower needed to extract him up the hill!

Was a great day.  Feel vindicated carry a multi, got covered in mud, saw some really interesting injuries.  Also got my first chance to ride a quadbike off road which is great fun.  The Charge performed brilliantly

That was a good day . Sounds like the Charge came into its own .Well done 

[fb]

my charge is going to get some use carving a pumpkin later

Did some carving as well with my Skeletool and Style CS (I did the witch, the others are by my wife, son and daughter)

[Mr. Whippy]

Well, my charge got a thorough work out today.

I was covering an off road motorbike race as part of my voluntary St John's Ambulance work.

Got one badly broken femur that needed extraction and an ambulance.  Had to cut the guys riding gear off and get his boots off.  No troubles at all.  Then the extraction scoop (like a stretcher) broke so out came the Charge again to fix it up.  A few screws and a bit of hammering later and it was (almost) like new. 

A bit late another rider came off down a hill, injured his neck and KOed himself.  He needed an ambulance as well.  Not so much Multi related use with him but more musclepower needed to extract him up the hill!

Was a great day.  Feel vindicated carry a multi, got covered in mud, saw some really interesting injuries.  Also got my first chance to ride a quadbike off road which is great fun.  The Charge performed brilliantly

That's quite a day!  Only thing you needed add was an in the field appendectomy.