What Did You Use Your Multitool For Today?

[Sea Monster]

Another reason to buy swiss I suppose.

Yes yes, I was probably misusing it, but they're so brittle! I've misued the cap lifter on a sak plenty of times and never had this problem.

[rp252]

EEk!  Breakage is an 'oh noes!!1!!one' incident!  I'd still send it in to see if the guarantee will cover it though

Used my SAK ranger to slice open my finger today and bleed all over myself.  Got a nice hole in my left index finger now.  Silly idiot!

I later used it to open six bottles of beer.  Much better use

[Gareth]

Another reason to buy swiss I suppose.

Yes yes, I was probably misusing it, but they're so brittle! I've misued the cap lifter on a sak plenty of times and never had this problem.

I suppose it depends on just how much pressure you were putting on it.  I'd expect it to be able to put up with a bit of pressure, but I wouldn't throw my full weight onto it either.

I'd think the warranty will still cover it mate.

[jock1]

Closest I can come is given my Swisschamp to my sister to cut up a croissant not excatly the most macho but usefull

[Mercury]

showing off my swiss spirit to my boss who carries an SAK pioneer. other than that it stayed in the holster.

I carry both.  i don't know why...


I used my spirit's serrated blade to cut some zip ties (no sawing needed, it's that sharp), the scissors to cut label tape, the small flathead to pry open a coworkers briefcase, and the saw to see the inside of a golfball for some reason.  The large flat head/cap lifter will open my beer after work. 

I used my pioneer to scrap some undesired hardened crap off my bottle of hot sauce.   BTW I actually have the pioneer rancher, it has a hooked pruning blade instead of a can opener.  I have the spirit for the can opener, and it makes a great staple removal tool.

[donvito]

showing off my swiss spirit to my boss who carries an SAK pioneer. other than that it stayed in the holster.

I carry both.  i don't know why...


I used my spirit's serrated blade to cut some zip ties (no sawing needed, it's that sharp), the scissors to cut label tape, the small flathead to pry open a coworkers briefcase, and the saw to see the inside of a golfball for some reason.  The large flat head/cap lifter will open my beer after work. 

I used my pioneer to scrap some undesired hardened crap off my bottle of hot sauce.   BTW I actually have the pioneer rancher, it has a hooked pruning blade instead of a can opener.  I have the spirit for the can opener, and it makes a great staple removal tool.

Welcome to the forum gg35 (the gadgetguy family is growing ) what does the inside of a golf ball look like?

[cerbera147]

I carry both.  i don't know why...


I used my spirit's serrated blade to cut some zip ties (no sawing needed, it's that sharp), the scissors to cut label tape, the small flathead to pry open a coworkers briefcase, and the saw to see the inside of a golfball for some reason.  The large flat head/cap lifter will open my beer after work. 

I used my pioneer to scrap some undesired hardened crap off my bottle of hot sauce.   BTW I actually have the pioneer rancher, it has a hooked pruning blade instead of a can opener.  I have the spirit for the can opener, and it makes a great staple removal tool.

Hi gadgetguy35 and

[Mercury]

Thanks for the welcome guys!  I feel just as welcome here as I do at EDCF.  I have emerged blinking from my house as EDCF went down for maintenance this week, and I realized there were other "homes" on the net.  I look forward to many many posts here. 

BTW, the inside of the ball I cut open was solid pink composite.  it is a two piece callaway ball, meaning the core is one piece and the white cover is the second.  My spirit saw ate right through it.  If you plan on doing this, please secure the ball in a vice prior to commencing the shredding.  My bandaid proves that Vic saws are sharp and golf balls are wobbly!

[Gadget Guy]

showing off my swiss spirit to my boss who carries an SAK pioneer. other than that it stayed in the holster.

I carry both.  i don't know why...


I used my spirit's serrated blade to cut some zip ties (no sawing needed, it's that sharp), the scissors to cut label tape, the small flathead to pry open a coworkers briefcase, and the saw to see the inside of a golfball for some reason.  The large flat head/cap lifter will open my beer after work. 

I used my pioneer to scrap some undesired hardened crap off my bottle of hot sauce.   BTW I actually have the pioneer rancher, it has a hooked pruning blade instead of a can opener.  I have the spirit for the can opener, and it makes a great staple removal tool.

Welcome to the forum gg35 (the gadgetguy family is growing ) what does the inside of a golf ball look like?

Maybe I should go back to "UnSub".   

[Rhino1227]

Thanks for the welcome guys!  I feel just as welcome here as I do at EDCF.  I have emerged blinking from my house as EDCF went down for maintenance this week, and I realized there were other "homes" on the net.  I look forward to many many posts here. 

BTW, the inside of the ball I cut open was solid pink composite.  it is a two piece callaway ball, meaning the core is one piece and the white cover is the second.  My spirit saw ate right through it.  If you plan on doing this, please secure the ball in a vice prior to commencing the shredding.  My bandaid proves that Vic saws are sharp and golf balls are wobbly!

You used a Callaway ball !!!  Those aren't cheap golf balls.

[AHB]

Maybe I should go back to "UnSub".   

Nah, that would be way too confusing once again..    

[Mercury]

Thanks for the welcome guys!  I feel just as welcome here as I do at EDCF.  I have emerged blinking from my house as EDCF went down for maintenance this week, and I realized there were other "homes" on the net.  I look forward to many many posts here. 

BTW, the inside of the ball I cut open was solid pink composite.  it is a two piece callaway ball, meaning the core is one piece and the white cover is the second.  My spirit saw ate right through it.  If you plan on doing this, please secure the ball in a vice prior to commencing the shredding.  My bandaid proves that Vic saws are sharp and golf balls are wobbly!

You used a Callaway ball !!!  Those aren't cheap golf balls.

I work at a golf resort, the range balls are callaways and there are about 56 million floating around.  This one had seen better days!  

I think I will switch my username on all the forums, Gadgetguy seems to be common...

[Gadget Guy]

Thanks for the welcome guys!  I feel just as welcome here as I do at EDCF.  I have emerged blinking from my house as EDCF went down for maintenance this week, and I realized there were other "homes" on the net.  I look forward to many many posts here. 

BTW, the inside of the ball I cut open was solid pink composite.  it is a two piece callaway ball, meaning the core is one piece and the white cover is the second.  My spirit saw ate right through it.  If you plan on doing this, please secure the ball in a vice prior to commencing the shredding.  My bandaid proves that Vic saws are sharp and golf balls are wobbly!

You used a Callaway ball !!!  Those aren't cheap golf balls.

I work at a golf resort, the range balls are callaways and there are about 56 million floating around.  This one had seen better days!  

I think I will switch my username on all the forums, Gadgetguy seems to be common...

How about AHB35? 

[AHB]

How about AHB35?  

It does has a certain ring to it..  

[Mercury]

How about AHB35?  

It does has a certain ring to it..  

nice.

[AHB]

How about AHB35?  

It does has a certain ring to it..  

nice.

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[Gadget Guy]

How about AHB35?  

It does has a certain ring to it..  

nice.

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I like this one: 

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[AHB]

How about AHB35?  

It does has a certain ring to it..  

nice.

Anagram Creator..: Click..  

Gadgetguy = dye tug gag  

I like this one: 

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[Sea Monster]

Huh, the anagram machine gives me "unfond bemoan" for my name.

[AHB]

Huh, the anagram machine gives me "unfond bemoan" for my name.

Madon (na)  

[thebullfrog]

The CT34 and Spirit S both got a bit of a workout today tearing down a computer with a fried mobo.

[rp252]

Huh, the anagram machine gives me "unfond bemoan" for my name.

Madon (na)  

It gives me these for my name:

orchid porn tan
rhodic porn ant
raindrop notch

Perhaps I should become the "rhodic porn ant' of MT.O?

[AHB]

It gives me these for my name:

orchid porn tan
rhodic porn ant
raindrop notch

Perhaps I should become the "rhodic porn ant' of MT.O?

 

[rp252]

It gives me these for my name:

orchid porn tan
rhodic porn ant
raindrop notch

Perhaps I should become the "rhodic porn ant' of MT.O?

 

A mod just needs to add that as one of my titles.

I haven't used my MT or SAK for anything today!  Damn!

[Swiss Man]

Finally I get to write something that I think is noteworthy.   

I use my MT pretty much everyday for little stuff nothing major but today was different.

Today I went to Goodwill and found a printer stand in good condition for $9.00 so when I put it in my cart
(which is too small) it stuck out so it was hard to move around aisle and people.

So I got the bright idea of taking it apart with my ST 300.  Turned a couple screws here and there and now I have four
pieces that fit nicely in my cart.

People looked at me a little strange but that's okay I got my stand and got out of the store without breaking anything or injuring anyone.

[Mercury]

My friend was giving me a tour of his property, and while we were walking we happened upon a spot that required us to duck very low under some mesquite branches.  I pulled out my spirit and used the fantastic saw on it for the first time and cut back 5 or 6 branches, all between 1 and 3 inches thick.  The spirit performed great.  I also used the pliers later to lift a barbeque griddle into place and used the flathead/bottle opener to open our beers.  I love this tool. 

[Gareth]

Finally I get to write something that I think is noteworthy.   

I use my MT pretty much everyday for little stuff nothing major but today was different.

Today I went to Goodwill and found a printer stand in good condition for $9.00 so when I put it in my cart
(which is too small) it stuck out so it was hard to move around aisle and people.

So I got the bright idea of taking it apart with my ST 300.  Turned a couple screws here and there and now I have four
pieces that fit nicely in my cart.

People looked at me a little strange but that's okay I got my stand and got out of the store without breaking anything or injuring anyone.

Always a good indicator of a successful shopping trip.

 

[andre0407]

My friend was giving me a tour of his property, and while we were walking we happened upon a spot that required us to duck very low under some mesquite branches.  I pulled out my spirit and used the fantastic saw on it for the first time and cut back 5 or 6 branches, all between 1 and 3 inches thick.  The spirit performed great.  I also used the pliers later to lift a barbeque griddle into place and used the flathead/bottle opener to open our beers.  I love this tool. 

  but I still prefer the bottle opener on my skeletool cx. 

[Benner]

Used my new LM Charge TK (titanium Kwakster  ) to do a few bits on my car this morning.  Pliers, blades and phillips all got a good work out. 

[Zed]

working on a pouch for the core, so used a few MT's 

paul