What did you use your Sak on today?

[MadPlumbarian]

Went out and put another coat on the staff, so had to pop the top, here’s a pic of how the staffs coming,

While I was out there I was kinda curious as to what that block was since BClogic started talking about it so I snapped a pic of that and looked it up, that things a freaking Chevy big block, and yet he wants to sell it and get something bigger if I’m not mistaken, some aftermarket crate,, and here’s one of the car the kids working on and leaving me no space to work..
JR

[BClogic]

Went out and put another coat on the staff, so had to pop the top, here’s a pic of how the staffs coming,

While I was out there I was kinda curious as to what that block was since BClogic started talking about it so I snapped a pic of that and looked it up, that things a freaking Chevy big block, and yet he wants to sell it and get something bigger if I’m not mistaken, some aftermarket crate,, and here’s one of the car the kids working on and leaving me no space to work..
JR

1970 monte? I don’t know how much bigger you can get without going big bucks. That block looks like it needs some major work though, rust and all. I like the hand hold you did up on the staff there!


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[BadMechanic]

Used a flathead on my Swiss Champ to put on Mbus sights. Worked great 

[MadPlumbarian]

1970 monte? I don’t know how much bigger you can get without going big bucks. That block looks like it needs some major work though, rust and all. I like the hand hold you did up on the staff there!


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I’m not sure on the year, All I know is there’s a 2nd on the outside of the garage too, and it’s crappy but he bought them as a pair, but he wants to sell that along with the engine to get some cash, idk how he does it but he can buy something for $10 use it and make it worse then sell it for $30,,

Thanks on the handle, the saguaro is pretty thick so I couldn’t get a good grip since my fingers wouldn’t go all the away around, at the same time I kinda didn’t want to get rid of the large tops cause I thought of engraving or burning an image, at the same time by leaving it that little lip could rest on the hand, I even thought of putting four finger groves on the front but said na,, maybe if it was heavier, this thing is so light weight, maybe the same as a heavy pool noodle if that?
JR

[old Lefty]

The rodeo’s over and its back to the crater 1st thing Monday morning..


..but first I have to open a new package to make some coffee


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[robo]

I usually use my Opinel but the Pruner works great for harvesting Chanterelles.

[old Lefty]

^
nice!

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[Wspeed]

Great uses everyone 

[Reinier]

I used my Cybertool 34 to install a couple of small hooks in a closet under the stairs ( trapkast in Dutch). Afterwards I accidentally stabbed the bit driver into a bottle of coke when I tried to remove the packaging material. Coca Cola fountain

Also, I was doing a bit of air drumming whilst having the CT in my right hand. There's a small dent in the cupboard door now

[Acuphys1]

I used my Cybertool 34 to install a couple of small hooks in a closet under the stairs ( trapkast in Dutch). Afterwards I accidentally stabbed the bit driver into a bottle of coke when I tried to remove the packaging material. Coca Cola fountain

Also, I was doing a bit of air drumming whilst having the CT in my right hand. There's a small dent in the cupboard door now

  LOL

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[Mini]

 

The rodeo’s over and its back to the crater 1st thing Monday morning..
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..but first I have to open a new package to make some coffee


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[Wspeed]

I used my Cybertool 34 to install a couple of small hooks in a closet under the stairs ( trapkast in Dutch). Afterwards I accidentally stabbed the bit driver into a bottle of coke when I tried to remove the packaging material. Coca Cola fountain

Also, I was doing a bit of air drumming whilst having the CT in my right hand. There's a small dent in the cupboard door now

I bet the Missus was happy with you today 

[TonySal]

...just the mail, sadly just the mail.....

[Storm]

Used the small blade to scrape insulation off terminals in a switchboard  and later to strip the mains

[old Lefty]

^
Cool, almost Macgyver like scenario

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[Wspeed]

 

[MacGyver]

^
Cool, almost Macgyver like scenario

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Yup... 

And if everything fails, just get a trusty paper clip from one terminal to the other and it'll work... 

[Sawl Goodman]

Just now, used the obvious tool on my Spartan Hardwood (fave knife of the moment) to whip the top off a Cooper's Stout. 

[Echotech]

Just now, used the obvious tool on my Spartan Hardwood (fave knife of the moment) to whip the top off a Cooper's Stout. 

A good drop…having a James Squire hop thief here opened with a waiter




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[old Lefty]

Used my MB Swiss Champ to verify the manufacturing date of my old Leatherman:



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[SgtTowser]

This may fall under TMI, but...I found the SAK  tweezers are a PERFECT for cleaning the nooks, crannies and especially the slots of my Grahl rotary nose hair trimmer. This is a major discovery for me, as my trimmer needs frequent cleaning during hay fever season, or it stops trimming.

[TonySal]

 

[Altis]

Didn't have my phone to take photos, but swam ashore in the lake with the Farmer X in pocket to harvest two pieces of driftwood washed up. Also used the scissors on it to trim some broken layers of fabric on flip flops that were irritating.

I have to say, the Farmer X is basically peak outdoor SAK for me.

[Echotech]

Didn't have my phone to take photos, but swam ashore in the lake with the Farmer X in pocket to harvest two pieces of driftwood washed up. Also used the scissors on it to trim some broken layers of fabric on flip flops that were irritating.

I have to say, the Farmer X is basically peak outdoor SAK for me.

Sounds like a great way to spend your day, bit the bullet and ordered myself a FX yesterday…it’s my birthday soon is my excuse!


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[Altis]

Sounds like a great way to spend your day, bit the bullet and ordered myself a FX yesterday…it’s my birthday soon is my excuse!


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Good call -- you're in for a treat 

Going to pick one up for each my brother and dad. They're really one of the best SAKs they've ever made, in my opinion... it's like a more durable and beefy Huntsman, which has always been one of their most popular models.

[Echotech]

Good call -- you're in for a treat 

Going to pick one up for each my brother and dad. They're really one of the best SAKs they've ever made, in my opinion... it's like a more durable and beefy Huntsman, which has always been one of their most popular models.

Got a huntsman in my pocket right now, one of my favourite models too…that’s kinda what I figured plus don’t have any 93mm alox and spending much time on this forum I was getting jealous





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[Wspeed]

Great uses everyone 

[39hotrod]

 

[SgtTowser]

Opened up a package of horse hoof protectors for my wife to put on her horse. 

[AZ_Hiker]

Carrying the Compact today, as usual.  Salvaging buttons off old shirts with the scissors, pulled some staples and aligned some outlet cover screws with the combo tool, trimmed the creepers growing at the base of my willow tree with the blade.