Big jobs for a little knife

[pa knifeguy]

We all know the 58mms punch way above their weight class, but how far above?
I've field dressed a deer with a classic.
What big jobs have you done with your little knives?

 

[kobold]

Partially disassembled a standing fan yesterday with the phillips on the Rambler. It was the only tool I used.

Sometimes I cut my nails with the scissors. I always think they are not up for the task and I am always proved wrong.

 

[1911bphil]

I use the scissors on the Classic several times every day. I use the other tools occasionally, but seldom use the blade. I always have other blades that I perceive as more efficient.

 

[Murphy Slaw]

I've field dressed a deer with a classic.

Why? What a pain in the arse. Was it a bet?

I mean, I guess if you HAD to.

 

[Maximumbob54]

I helped out a while back with an office function where I had to help prepare a charcuterie board, yes I had to look up how you spell that. I was given a little white ceramic DULL knife to cut all the little cheese squares, slice a bunch of summer sausage and pepperoni, and cut a bunch of little ham and cheese cubes. The ceramic knife broke in the handle in the first summer sausage and that was the only knife. Out came the SAK for a good washing in the sink and it sliced up the rest of the pile. Not the most daunting task but it's about all I can think of that wasn't a small simple task for a small knife.

 

[pa knifeguy]

Murphy, yes it was a bet
I don't recommend it but it works