What did you use your Sak on today?

[hiraethus]

Sliced some burgers and sausages at a barbecue.

[Fruitbat]

Used my Outrider to uninstall my new alarm system. I'm sending it back for a refund. Phillips driver and long blade came in handy. Used the blade to separate the 3M tape from the wall without damaging the paint. 

[Jack Chen]

Just use the Mechanic model to take picture with car parts.

[gene stoner]

You know if if where a old 60's early 70's VW You could just about overhaul it with that thing

[SAK Guy]

You know if if where a old 60's early 70's VW You could just about overhaul it with that thing

I was traveling in Germany with friends back in '79 and my buddy got his Mom's broke down Bug running with his just his Explorer.

He said something similar.

[derekmac]

I used the can opener on my Vic OHT for a very important task.  Opening up a can of Bush's Baked Beans. 

[Capn]

Used the saw on my Camper to reduce the length of a 1" x 2" piece of lumber. Easy, fast job with a surprisingly smooth finished cut surface as an unexpected result.

[Spatha]

Just been chipping away at a load of ice that was growing toward the freezer door.  I used the awl on my new Fisherman but I think the Alox type awl would have made it easier and stopped me scraping up my knuckles.   

Procrastinate with multitools!   

[stealth007s]

Main blade on the Cadet to free a strop block and compounds from there packaging that I got in the mail from Strop Man on eBay.

[EGNARO]

I used my Vic Small Tinker 3 times before 10.am today. Opened a bag of coffee beans with the small blade. Replaced a screw in door handle with the Philips head and removed a filter from the washing machine and replaced it, which I normally use pliers for but managed with the flat head screwdriver!

[SAK Guy]

Used my Farmer to skin out an orange!

[stealth007s]

Used my Farmer to skin out an orange!

I've used the Huntsman to skin out deer, squirrels and rabbits

[SAK Guy]

Used my Farmer to skin out an orange!

I've used the Huntsman to skin out deer, squirrels and rabbits

 Cool!   


Skinning that orange fella out was easy but bringing it down with my huntin' rifle....that was the hard part....really had to place my shot! 

Glad I had a Navel tag.....

[hiraethus]

Whittled some wedges to hold the parasol in place on our garden table now the sun's come out.

[dmanuel]

Been saving these two for the right night and tonight was that one. Had all the friends over and my fiance's family celebrating my step daughters 5th birthday.

[SAK Guy]

Been saving these two for the right night and tonight was that one. Had all the friends over and my fiance's family celebrating my step daughters 5th birthday.

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[Monrogue]

I used the OHMasterRT bottle opener for some prying duty.


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[kirk13]

Been saving these two for the right night and tonight was that one. Had all the friends over and my fiance's family celebrating my step daughters 5th birthday.

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Awww! I wish I had presents like that on my fifth birthday

[RoboYeti]

This weekend I replaced a ceiling fan for my in-laws. I used the small blade on my Vic Ranger to open the new fan's box. I used the 90 degree half-stop on the bottle opener's screwdriver to break loose a tight screw holding in the old fan (some WD-40 helped here too). The scissors trimmed a zip tie to secure the fan's add-on remote control box next to the motor. Then I used the small blade again to strip some wire to prepare the connections for the new fan.

[gene stoner]

I used the file on my champion to sharpen my ax.

[Aloha]

Opened dog food bag with my Explorer.

[Monrogue]

Used the Explorer's scissors to trim a few whiskers and cut the tags off a new pair of sandals for baby girl. 

[Sparkydave]

Used my pioneer which i love! Better suited for me than the farmer because i never used the saw to repair the coffee machine in our office. Worked great and saved me going for 'real' tools

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[SAK Guy]

Replaced the pliers spring on my Marly Troubleshooter.

Ready to pop out the old spring....


Good as new!


Ready for troubleshooting!


I get lots of SAKs (cheap) with broken/bad springs and that repair kit is really handy....took 2 min to fix!

[captain spaulding]

I have a thing for the Marlboro branded SAK's and MT's. 

[SAK Guy]

Yeah, I like them too. Have two, an Outdoorsman and that Troubleshooter.

[gene stoner]

The Climber's on breakfast duty with a can of corned beef hash yum.

[sawman]

The Climber's on breakfast duty with a can of corned beef hash yum.

One of my favorites, excellent choice

[twiliter]

The Spirit came in handy this evening rebuilding the Recon, after spending the day managing packages, assembling yard furniture, scraping paint, rewiring switches, and a few other chores. I can't fully describe how handy this tool is. 

[victordomingos]

We cancelled our tv cable subscription recently and then we discovered there was no antenna signal in the wall outlet. So I decided to make new antennas. I made two simple DTT antennas from a piece of coaxial cable.



I used a Vic Explorer to cut the plastic and to strip the copper wire, a LM Style PS to cut it and a Vic Minichamp to screw down a little Phillips screw that holds in place the wire in those coaxial terminals.





The Explorer came handy to cut some tape to fit the whole thing together and to place it in the window.



Now we have TV back, for free. Unfortunately, here in Portugal we only have 5 channels broadcasting in open signal through DTT... I really hope things get better in that respect.