What did you use your Sak on today?

[RVER]

Scissors on my Vic Climber to open a bag of Nibs!!!

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[Nhoj]

I used my new Wenger ranger 6 can opener on my finger.

[Monrogue]

I used my new Wenger ranger 6 can opener on my finger.

Good one

I used the small blade on my Ranger to open up a microSD card for my cell, and my wife used the pen while we were grocery shopping.

[Nhoj]

I used my new Wenger ranger 6 can opener on my finger.

Good one

I used the small blade on my Ranger to open up a microSD card for my cell, and my wife used the pen while we were grocery shopping.

Remember your comments on the sharpness of the can opener when you got your first Wenger? Well it turns out the can opener -designed to cut metal- cuts very well and very deep into flesh. Now my Wenger catch and release is scaring me because its can opener is even sharper.

[Monrogue]

I used my new Wenger ranger 6 can opener on my finger.

Good one

I used the small blade on my Ranger to open up a microSD card for my cell, and my wife used the pen while we were grocery shopping.

Remember your comments on the sharpness of the can opener when you got your first Wenger? Well it turns out the can opener -designed to cut metal- cuts very well and very deep into flesh. Now my Wenger catch and release is scaring me because its can opener is even sharper.

Yes I do, and it is very sharp, and very pointy.  I'm surprised I haven't managed to cut myself with it yet .  How did you slice yourself with it?

[Nhoj]

I used my new Wenger ranger 6 can opener on my finger.

Good one

I used the small blade on my Ranger to open up a microSD card for my cell, and my wife used the pen while we were grocery shopping.

Remember your comments on the sharpness of the can opener when you got your first Wenger? Well it turns out the can opener -designed to cut metal- cuts very well and very deep into flesh. Now my Wenger catch and release is scaring me because its can opener is even sharper.

Yes I do, and it is very sharp, and very pointy.  I'm surprised I haven't managed to cut myself with it yet .  How did you slice yourself with it?

Well I opened it about half way with the nail nick then opened it the rest of the way by pushing the sharpened part. As a result it cut almost to to the bone on my pointer finger.

[Monrogue]

I used my new Wenger ranger 6 can opener on my finger.

Good one

I used the small blade on my Ranger to open up a microSD card for my cell, and my wife used the pen while we were grocery shopping.

Remember your comments on the sharpness of the can opener when you got your first Wenger? Well it turns out the can opener -designed to cut metal- cuts very well and very deep into flesh. Now my Wenger catch and release is scaring me because its can opener is even sharper.

Yes I do, and it is very sharp, and very pointy.  I'm surprised I haven't managed to cut myself with it yet .  How did you slice yourself with it?

Well I opened it about half way with the nail nick then opened it the rest of the way by pushing the sharpened part. As a result it cut almost to to the bone on my pointer finger.

Oh wow, I do that most times I open it, but I guess I'm lucky then that I haven't done that myself

[Nhoj]

I used my new Wenger ranger 6 can opener on my finger.

Good one

I used the small blade on my Ranger to open up a microSD card for my cell, and my wife used the pen while we were grocery shopping.

Remember your comments on the sharpness of the can opener when you got your first Wenger? Well it turns out the can opener -designed to cut metal- cuts very well and very deep into flesh. Now my Wenger catch and release is scaring me because its can opener is even sharper.

Yes I do, and it is very sharp, and very pointy.  I'm surprised I haven't managed to cut myself with it yet .  How did you slice yourself with it?

Well I opened it about half way with the nail nick then opened it the rest of the way by pushing the sharpened part. As a result it cut almost to to the bone on my pointer finger.

Oh wow, I do that most times I open it, but I guess I'm lucky then that I haven't done that myself

That is what I also do on my 85mm Wengers but apparently 120mm Wengers have stronger springs.

[Monrogue]

I used my new Wenger ranger 6 can opener on my finger.

Good one

I used the small blade on my Ranger to open up a microSD card for my cell, and my wife used the pen while we were grocery shopping.

Remember your comments on the sharpness of the can opener when you got your first Wenger? Well it turns out the can opener -designed to cut metal- cuts very well and very deep into flesh. Now my Wenger catch and release is scaring me because its can opener is even sharper.

Yes I do, and it is very sharp, and very pointy.  I'm surprised I haven't managed to cut myself with it yet .  How did you slice yourself with it?

Well I opened it about half way with the nail nick then opened it the rest of the way by pushing the sharpened part. As a result it cut almost to to the bone on my pointer finger.

Oh wow, I do that most times I open it, but I guess I'm lucky then that I haven't done that myself

That is what I also do on my 85mm Wengers but apparently 120mm Wengers have stronger springs.

Ah, that would do it I bet.  The 85mm spring for the can opener does seem fairly weak to me.

[Monrogue]

My wife just asked if I had something on me to poke through the little hole on one of our baby bottle's nipples.  And of course I told her I had a needle on my SAK, and that yes I know, it's awesome because it's saved the day again   That's actually the first time I've ever used the straight pin, but it's sure handy when needed

[MadPlumbarian]

We were just at a friends house for her baby's party, and it was outside, needless to say it started to rain and we had to move everything inside, so I had to cut all the balloons that were tied up with my farmer. Of course twenty min later it was partly sunny and we moved everything back out! Err and to top it off just as everyone was leaving it started to rain again, and "we" got stuck bringing everything back in!  just my luck,, JR

[Monrogue]

We were just at a friends house for her baby's party, and it was outside, needless to say it started to rain and we had to move everything inside, so I had to cut all the balloons that were tied up with my farmer. Of course twenty min later it was partly sunny and we moved everything back out! Err and to top it off just as everyone was leaving it started to rain again, and "we" got stuck bringing everything back in!  just my luck,, JR

Haha, figures doesn't it? 

[detron]

We were just at a friends house for her baby's party, and it was outside, needless to say it started to rain and we had to move everything inside, so I had to cut all the balloons that were tied up with my farmer. Of course twenty min later it was partly sunny and we moved everything back out! Err and to top it off just as everyone was leaving it started to rain again, and "we" got stuck bringing everything back in!  just my luck,, JR

at least you did not use your farmer to show your anger at a person!

I do understand being the person stuck with crap jobs.  it ALWAYS happens to me.

[MadPlumbarian]

We were just at a friends house for her baby's party, and it was outside, needless to say it started to rain and we had to move everything inside, so I had to cut all the balloons that were tied up with my farmer. Of course twenty min later it was partly sunny and we moved everything back out! Err and to top it off just as everyone was leaving it started to rain again, and "we" got stuck bringing everything back in!  just my luck,, JR

at least you did not use your farmer to show your anger at a person!

I do understand being the person stuck with crap jobs.  it ALWAYS happens to me.

Lol, yeah if anyone know about crap jobs it's me, not because of being a plumber, but for some reason I always stuck doing the things that everyone else didnt want to do! Or maybe how BAD my luck is!! JR

[stealth007s]

Lol, yeah if anyone know about crap jobs it's me, not because of being a plumber, but for some reason I always stuck doing the things that everyone else didnt want to do! Or maybe how BAD my luck is!! JR

I'll do this for you bud ---->

 

[MadPlumbarian]

Lol, yeah if anyone know about crap jobs it's me, not because of being a plumber, but for some reason I always stuck doing the things that everyone else didnt want to do! Or maybe how BAD my luck is!! JR

I'll do this for you bud ---->

 

Thanks  JR

[Monrogue]

I've used the scissors on my Ranger to trim some stray whiskers on my goat, and cut up an expired debit card. 

[metasyntax]

Used the scissors on my SwissTool X to push cut wrapping paper to wrap the Spirits I had engraved for my groomsmen this weekend. Gotta love those Vic scissors. :-)

[NAB]

I've used the scissors on my Ranger to trim some stray whiskers on my goat, and cut up an expired debit card.

Just alittle off the top please.


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[Monrogue]

I've used the scissors on my Ranger to trim some stray whiskers on my goat, and cut up an expired debit card.

Just alittle off the top please.


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Haha, nice one8)

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[MadPlumbarian]

Well, while out today going around the neighborhood for garage sales, my wife was pulling her caboose wagon with her chair, as we turned the corner and started down another street she yelled up to me and I looked back there she was in the middle of the sidewalk with her wagon about ten feet behind her, oh great! Come to find out the little keychain hitch I made snapped, great now what? So I had to use my farmer to unscrew the hitch, used the kids carabiner to set something up and got the duct tape keychain roll and taped the carabiner so it wouldn't come undone, worked! Made it home while still towing! JR

[Monrogue]

Nice JR.  Didn't know they made keychain sized duct tape rolls.

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[MadPlumbarian]

Nice JR.  Didn't know they made keychain sized duct tape rolls.

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well they do, but i made my own few, heres the key one that saved my @ss, all i did was wrap it around a cotter pin,, JR

[Monrogue]

Nice JR.  Didn't know they made keychain sized duct tape rolls.

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well they do, but i made my own few, heres the key one that saved my @ss, all i did was wrap it around a cotter pin,, JR

That's pretty clever man:)

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[Monrogue]

Just used the Ranger's scissors to snip a couple hair mats off Fluffy boy (Maine Coon).  He was fairly cooperative, which is a big help;D

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[nate j]

Used the tweezers from my Climber to open the privacy lock on a bathroom door after my five-year-old locked himself in.

[victordomingos]

Used the tweezers from my Climber to open the privacy lock on a bathroom door after my five-year-old locked himself in.

I am curious... How did you do it?

[nate j]

Used the tweezers from my Climber to open the privacy lock on a bathroom door after my five-year-old locked himself in.

I am curious... How did you do it?

It was the type of privacy lock that has a small hole in the center of the doorknob with the lock release button deeply recessed inside.  So, one needs something sufficiently narrow, long, and stiff to insert (gee, this is starting to sound dirty  ) into the doorknob to press the lock release button.  The tweezers fit the bill.

[kirk13]

Used my Craftsman to fit a new wick to one of my Zippos

[victordomingos]

Used my Victorinox Minichamp to remove some Phillips screws from an unused toaster accessory. I had my kitchen sink flooded and I thought I needed some wire in order to fix it. I took the wire and bent it slightly. Then I inserted it though the pipe and tried to remove some junk.

I used the wire and that rubber thing (how is it called in English?), together with some solvent. It helped and now it's ok. I had no need to take the pipes apart, as I had last time :-)