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CREATIVE USES FOR YOUR KNIFE....GO!

I've used my Kershaw Knockout before as light duty pruning shears to trim off some long branches that were about a quarter of an inch thick.Open up the blade a little, put the branch in the closing path of the blade, wrap your fingers around the back of the blade
and make sort of a closed fist.Be careful not curl your fingers inwards too much by the way,you dont wanna cut them:D.
 
I've used my Kershaw Knockout before as light duty pruning shears to trim off some long branches that were about a quarter of an inch thick.Open up the blade a little, put the branch in the closing path of the blade, wrap your fingers around the back of the blade
and make sort of a closed fist.Be careful not curl your fingers inwards too much by the way,you dont wanna cut them:D.

There's technique called tension cutting. I've cut up to over an inch diameter branches easily with this technique.

 
Poking Carb Holes

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Not exactly what you asked for but :
It holds my book open while I am reading at lunch. Page down to third photo here.
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Let’s see here, I once trimmed my fingernails with a small Buck knife. I’ve stripped many wires with whatever knife I happened to have in my pocket. I’ve used a SAK classic as a holder for one side of a corn on the cob. I roughly shaved once with a mora companion

I often use the spine of a wider blade pocket knife (think like a griptillian or PM2) to open beer and coke bottles. I’m really good at it too. I can flick the cap all the way across the room.
 
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