What Did You Use Your Multitool For Today?

[Benner]

Kmarr, feel free to PM me if you wish to discuss this further, but this discussion is not appropriate in this thread.  Joke or not, posts like that are not suitable for this forum.

[cerbera147]

 the second one is completely true.

  Not cool

[Sparky415]

I read it as a joke guys, might just be my poor sense of humour but
I'm sure no offence was meant!

[Benner]

Lets just move on shall we.

So what other MT use have people done today?

[Mercury]

I think my post was lost a second ago, so here it is again, sorry if it is a double.

Back to topic, I used my PST to repair an electronic in room safe today at the hotel.  Outdated or no, I still love this thing!

[ryan1835]

i used my pst to open a letter

then to shred the letter

:L

[cerbera147]

I used my Swisstool to cut the label of my niece's toy dog

I like to put my multitools to the test on a regular basis 

[Sparky415]

i used my pst to open a letter

then to shred the letter

:L

Bill's Mate? 

I went for a walk in the mud country with GF and dog carrying my Skelletool and new Byrd knife....
Could not find a single thing to use them for! 

[ryan1835]

i used my pst to open a letter

then to shred the letter

:L

Bill's Mate? 

I went for a walk in the mud country with GF and dog carrying my Skelletool and new Byrd knife....
Could not find a single thing to use them for! 

nah a propaganda magazine from work

there trying to brainwash us into doing everything safely

its all to do with balfour beattys zero harm initiative.

Its a good idea don't get me wrong but health and safeties over the top its all a blame game and even now nothings done before someone has an accident

[Sparky415]

Don't start me off on 'Elf an Safety' Mate 
I'm working on an 'EDF' site (what a nightmare!) 

[ryan1835]

Don't start me off on 'Elf an Safety' Mate 
I'm working on an 'EDF' site (what a nightmare!) 

you should try working for romec 
 

[Sparky415]

I'm happy to swap....  Ummm But what's the point? Lets face it, It's become a joke/nightmare every where! 

[ryan1835]

I'm happy to swap....  Ummm But what's the point? Lets face it, It's become a joke/nightmare every where! 

yeah soon robots will be doing install and were have to wear a full hazmat suit to be allowed to operate one

[Mercury]

I used my Swisstool to cut the label of my niece's toy dog

I like to put my multitools to the test on a regular basis 

Get'em Dan, work that swiss magic!  The toys will never know what hit'em!

[Blackbeard]

I'm happy to swap....  Ummm But what's the point? Lets face it, It's become a joke/nightmare every where! 

Same over here, one dummy gets electrocuted and the lawyers come out of the woodwork.

[Pacu]

i used my waves needle nose to pull a 3 pin fan off my motherboards cpu cooler and replace it with another less audible one.

[Medic82]

I used the pliers on my Powerlock to scratch my back

[thebullfrog]

I used the chisel on my Spirit to scratch mine a bit ago lol.

[MultiMat]

Used the Spirit's small screwdriver too release the battery cover lock off the smoke alarm.BLOODY fiddly, push small lock whilst sliding the cover in the opposite direction, I think they made it fiddly too discourage people talking the batteries out of smoke alarms & putting them in their TV remotes 

Used the Spirit's brilliant awl to free some banana bread that I had attempted to toast & the whole thing had fallen apart in the toaster.
Surprising amount of smoke comes out of a bit of banana bread 

[Zed]

I took the st300 to work last night and i used the Phillips to fix one of the call bells, lucky as needed a driver with a longer reach 

[JohnD]

My Swisstool and Old explorer will see alot of use today/ and over the next few days. Helping my dad and re-plaster (he's a builder/Joiner by trade) and put membrane and stuff on. Used my swisstool this morning to take a radiator off.

[andre0407]

Cut paracord.

[Zed]

Cut paracord.

with what andre     

[andre0407]

Cut paracord.

with what andre     

As always.. the serrated edge on the Skeletool. Heh. I do lots of handiwork with it, because it's always on my desk- when I go out, I just clip it to my pocket. And I'm lazy to reach down for my Swisstool.

[Shane769]

Saturday/Sunday I cleared out a bunch of stinging nettle and thistles around the base of a super fun 5.9 climb we were playing on. With the Skeletool CX of course. Slice and dice!

[thebullfrog]

Both the Spirit and CT34 got a bit of use in my getting of my Mt. Bike together this morning for the season. Unfortunately the project stalled upon discovering I need a new shifter. Which I don't feel like buying. Also gotta overhaul the rear wheel hub, but that can wait till the fall/next year.

[Zed]

Cut paracord.

with what andre     

As always.. the serrated edge on the Skeletool. Heh. I do lots of handiwork with it, because it's always on my desk- when I go out, I just clip it to my pocket. And I'm lazy to reach down for my Swisstool.

  

[JohnD]

Used my Explorer all day, opening bags of plaster sharpening pencils etc

[Shane769]

Saturday/Sunday I cleared out a bunch of stinging nettle and thistles around the base of a super fun 5.9 climb we were playing on. With the Skeletool CX of course. Slice and dice!

I like the pliers for pulling stuff away from the base.  Plus, the wire cutters cut those pesky vines almost quicker than using the blade.

Oh, and uh...

Pics? 

There are a few pics up in the scenery gallery... Not much climbing happened, it was a bit of a start of the season slow style trip.

[GraysonK]

Used the KF4 to try and fix the gears on my bike...didn't work out so well.    But i had fun.