I used my Endura, the knife that I have carried daily for a decade, the first knife that blew me away with its brilliant design (lightweight, clip, opening hole, sharp as heck) as a...... screwdriver. 
In the process I effectively turned it into a screwdriver. I was tightening a hose clamp when the spirit of Cliff Stamp overcame me, whispering his evil mantra, "tighter, tighter, an AUS8A stainless steel blade with a 40 degree inclusive edge angle used in Texas at a temperature of 97 and 40% humidity can easily handle that torque pressure." Well, that voiced lied and I snapped off the tip. To be honest, I've abused-sharpened-abused-sharpened that blade so many times that the serrations are substantially less agressive than they use to be and I've been thinking about retiring it. It has performed admirably and proved itself to me as the best value in the knife industry. So, here's to you "Old Blackie". May you take your rightful place in knife-drawer Valhalla and R.I.P.
Jack
In the process I effectively turned it into a screwdriver. I was tightening a hose clamp when the spirit of Cliff Stamp overcame me, whispering his evil mantra, "tighter, tighter, an AUS8A stainless steel blade with a 40 degree inclusive edge angle used in Texas at a temperature of 97 and 40% humidity can easily handle that torque pressure." Well, that voiced lied and I snapped off the tip. To be honest, I've abused-sharpened-abused-sharpened that blade so many times that the serrations are substantially less agressive than they use to be and I've been thinking about retiring it. It has performed admirably and proved itself to me as the best value in the knife industry. So, here's to you "Old Blackie". May you take your rightful place in knife-drawer Valhalla and R.I.P. Jack
