What did you use your Sak on today?

[kkokkolis]

I use my SAKs everyday but today my XLT was used many times. After the weekly manicure I fixed the audio system in my car. I used it to strip cables and cut duct tape with the Electrician's blade. The second time I did major work with it (after installing 5.1 speakers at work) and it is a perfect tool.
Earlier I cut a stick from a bougainvillea pot in two, in order to fit in the car.
For some clamshell packs I used my Minichamp's cut n' picker blade, because it is the best for that purpose, although the pruner can do the same job with ease.

[derekmac]

My wife used hers to open a package.


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[RamoN]

Today a huge storm came and my patio drain was covering with leaves and all sorts of crap. Remembered that i had a big roll of window wire screen (i dont know how to say this properly) and used the metal saw on my ranger 90 to cut a smaller piece, it made short work of it and managed to cover the drain in time 

I dont know if you can see it in the pic but it was a big thick roll of a couple of meters.

Now can anyone tell me why i stoped in an emergency to take a pic to upload it here afterwards   

[stealth007s]

Today a huge storm came and my patio drain was covering with leaves and all sorts of crap. Remembered that i had a big roll of window wire screen (i dont know how to say this properly) and used the metal saw on my ranger 90 to cut a smaller piece, it made short work of it and managed to cover the drain in time 

I dont know if you can see it in the pic but it was a big thick roll of a couple of meters.

Now can anyone tell me why i stoped in an emergency to take a pic to upload it here afterwards   

Because that's the MT.O way of doing things.

 

[stot]

Used my 84mm Tinker to open the package containing an 84mm Super Tinker that arrived in today's mail.

[Aleister]

Today a huge storm came and my patio drain was covering with leaves and all sorts of crap. Remembered that i had a big roll of window wire screen (i dont know how to say this properly) and used the metal saw on my ranger 90 to cut a smaller piece, it made short work of it and managed to cover the drain in time 

I dont know if you can see it in the pic but it was a big thick roll of a couple of meters.

Now can anyone tell me why i stoped in an emergency to take a pic to upload it here afterwards   

Because that's the MT.O way of doing things.

 

[Monrogue]

Used my Executive to snip some tags off of some new baby clothes, and to open a box of diapers.

[Spanish]

I used my swisschamp scissors to cut peas, strawberries and beans from my garden.
Now I´m eating it with a beer

[Jailbird]

Now I´m eating it with a beer

The Champ or the veggies?

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[Jothra]

Now I´m eating it with a beer

The Champ or the veggies?

The Champ, obviously, because it is beefier.

Last night I used the backside Phillips on my s18 to take all the screws out of a wireless optical mouse, and the file to pry it open and take out the smaler screws holding the insides...in. Then I removed the worn-down on/off slider switch. bored a small hole in it, then used the Phillips to thread a small screw into the button to give it a more 3-D profile. Finally, I put it all back together. Now the mouse's owner can reach the on/off button again.

I admit I needed my Wave to shorten the screw so it wouldn't clear the button and bore right into the circuit board on the other side.

[Monrogue]

Now I´m eating it with a beer

The Champ or the veggies?

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I was gonna ask the same thing when I read that:(

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[enki_ck]

Today a huge storm came and my patio drain was covering with leaves and all sorts of crap. Remembered that i had a big roll of window wire screen (i dont know how to say this properly) and used the metal saw on my ranger 90 to cut a smaller piece, it made short work of it and managed to cover the drain in time 

I dont know if you can see it in the pic but it was a big thick roll of a couple of meters.

Now can anyone tell me why i stoped in an emergency to take a pic to upload it here afterwards   

Because that's the MT.O way of doing things.

 

That it is.

[Spanish]

Now I´m eating it with a beer

The Champ or the veggies?

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mmmm may be the champ with some garlic souce 
Sorry, my english it´s not very good

[MadPlumbarian]

Used my sak alox farmer, my wife noticed that maintenance has let tree branches and "things" overtake the swing set out back, so the farmers two way saw did a heck of a job! JR

[styx]

Vic Hunter in dual purpose. Cleaning a rabbit and explaining to my kid cousin why it's not a good idea to continue gambling

[Aleister]

explaining to my kid cousin why it's not a good idea to continue gambling

[stealth007s]

Vic Hunter in dual purpose. Cleaning a rabbit and explaining to my kid cousin why it's not a good idea to continue gambling

 

[styx]

lol thanks. It's a matter of just showing him the results of compulsive gambling on a rabbit that had to be cleaned anyway.
Hopefully some pics soon and not with my cousin running away

[Jasta]

 Bit boring but pulled a splinter out of my sons finger at the local farm, glad I had my trusty Sportsman with me. The wife just rolled her eyes!

[sir_mike]

I used my small Tinker to open up a package containing the new Spyderco Paramilitary 2 with CTS-204P steel and green scales.

Unfortunately, I wont be able to keep them at this time!  That sucks and my pic doesnt do them justice as they are like WOW, Perfect!

[captain spaulding]

 

[AimlessWanderer]

The troughs and planters I bought recently for my garden often didn't have drainage holes in them, so I've been drilling holes in the bottom as I go, usually with my Spirit X (excellent awl). Today I had to drill another, but didn't have the Spirit to hand so I reached in my pocket and pulled out my Swissbuck Sidekick (Wenger Traveller variant). I didn't bother trying to use the punch as they're no good for drilling, but the can opener worked a treat 

[nuphoria]

Awl to make a bead hole bigger, scissors to remove a whole bunch of loose cotton (drives me mad!) and the small blade for some post liberating.

[Jailbird]

Large blade to open a new bag of food for our dog.

[stressmaster5000]

Vic Hunter in dual purpose. Cleaning a rabbit and explaining to my kid cousin why it's not a good idea to continue gambling

How does that work? 

[Monrogue]

I've used my Executive today for a variety of quick cutting tasks like opening some mail, opening the plastic wrapper over a microwave pizza, etc.

[RamoN]

So i needed to change my curtain strap roller (dont know how to say this properly). Bought a new one, grabed my ranger from the sheath, took the two phillips out using the bit screwdriver and ready to replace... except the new one has a shorter distance between screws 



So i could just put one screw but thats not a good idea on the long run, my power drill is currently lost under a pile of a lot of things while im remodelling my patio, so i was ready to postpone the job when i remembered how nice the new awl was for drilling a piece of wood a while ago. But can it handle a wall?  lets give it a try at least

So first try on puncturing the wall, success



Now lets try and rotate it and see what happens (the actual twisting motion required a firmer grip than what the photo shows)



After twisting till the whole awl entered the wall took it out and found out why it drills so easily, the hollow part on the side is great for accumulating material preventing jamming-tearing



Now thats a nice hole for the screw



Finished using just the ranger



Things got a bit messy in the process but it was worth it  it wasnt the awls fault though..



May i finish this long post giving a big  for wenger for a great useful sak

[sir_mike]

Used my $11 Ebay special Explorer to tighten some screws on my shed door using the inline philips!

Yeah, got it for $11 including free shipping!  Love it! 

[jerseydevil]

My new small Tinker did all of the usual things my SAKs do at work-open packages, open cans, a bit of prying... Today though I got a call from a friend of mine.  Two weeks ago he'd gotten his first SAK, a 91mm Tinker.  He called me all excited that he was at a friends' apartment and a Phillips driver was needed for something.  His buddy couldn't find one, but there was the Tinker in Jim's pocket!    Now he wants me to teach him how to open cans with it.....

[Jailbird]

Used the Phillips driver on the Tinker to tighten a drawer handle. I don't think an in line driver would have worked on this one, so the back tool was perfect.