Most hilarious moment while using a SAK

[ulzhan]

Hi everyone,

What was your most hilarious moment while using a SAK?

Some days ago I opened a can of soup with the SC XXL at work. It was doable, but really hilarious. 

[Rizio Il Ghiro]

That must have been quite a challenge! 

[IMR4198]

    I remember doing a Three Stooges move with a SAK.  I was trying to change a car fuse with my 108mm and got a good BZZT and sparks.  It made a nice little groove across the top of one blade.  Best wishes.  G
 

[ulzhan]

That must have been quite a challenge! 

It was a challenge! Better than going to the fitness studio .To tool is just too wide. But it worked.

The looks of my coworkers were priceless.

[ulzhan]

    I remember doing a Three Stooges move with a SAK.  I was trying to change a car fuse with my 108mm and got a good BZZT and sparks.  It made a nice little groove across the top of one blade.  Best wishes.  G
 

That's a bummer.

[IMR4198]

   I used to open cans with the small blade on a jack knife.  Fishing when I was a boy.  That didn't help the blade any.  I remember my Dad telling me to stop doing it.  He carried one of those tiny folding army can openers (P38).  I found his old army issue can opener a while back.  I will post a photo.  I don't really like any of the Victorinox can openers.  The Leatherman and old Wenger types work better for me.  Best wishes.  G
PS The electrical system mishap was nothing memorable.  Some sparks and probably a profane word from me, then on with the work.  I looked at the blade on my GAK yesterday.  Still has the little groove in the back side of the main blade. Probably the only reason I remembered the incident.  G
 

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[Farmer X]

Those little P-38s (or P-51s for those among us who prefer a slightly bigger size) are terrific. Effective, cheap, and still made in the States. One could even use them as a slotted screwdriver in a real pinch.