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SAK Corkscrew uses?
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Mykl Clark
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Just to hold the eyeglass screwdriver.
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Untying problem knots (works really well!)
A "reamer" to clear out dust from drilling with the awl or other drill, and smooth the bore
A "starter" for the awl when drilling softer wood
punching holes in hides
running used snare wire through it to straighten out kinks and coils
To hold fishing line and pay it out while "survival fishing," and then, when you pull on a catch, it locks the line (like a caribinner)
A control for weaving cordage into a cloth or mat
To open that wine when a pretty girl asks me to help her out
A "reamer" to clear out dust from drilling with the awl or other drill, and smooth the bore
A "starter" for the awl when drilling softer wood
punching holes in hides
running used snare wire through it to straighten out kinks and coils
To hold fishing line and pay it out while "survival fishing," and then, when you pull on a catch, it locks the line (like a caribinner)
A control for weaving cordage into a cloth or mat
To open that wine when a pretty girl asks me to help her out
I actually know why the SAK has a cork screw, its kinda funny, but when canning first was the invented they used bottles. So when the inventor of the SAK made his knife, he added a corkscrew.T he can opener was later invented and added, and the corkscrew was never removed from the design. Yes I know a bit of pointless trivia.
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I can draw any knife I want, I just can't afford to make it, or buy it.....
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I can draw any knife I want, I just can't afford to make it, or buy it.....
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put a piece of ferrocerium rod in it
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I've picked some up at Sears Hardware stores. Ours here has a Victorinox display with them. Couple three bucks.
If you can't find them, let me know. I'll get you one and drop it in the post.
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If you can't find them, let me know. I'll get you one and drop it in the post.
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Run and you only die tired....
The art of being wise is knowing what to overlook.
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I've picked some up at Sears Hardware stores. Ours here has a Victorinox display with them. Couple three bucks.
If you can't find them, let me know. I'll get you one and drop it in the post.
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Run and you only die tired....
The art of being wise is knowing what to overlook.
If you can't find them, let me know. I'll get you one and drop it in the post.
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Run and you only die tired....
The art of being wise is knowing what to overlook.
You can also get them from http://www.swissarmybrands.com
[This message has been edited by Frank (edited 01-04-2001).]
[This message has been edited by Frank (edited 01-04-2001).]
How about using the corkscrew to attach knife to end of pole for makeshift spear. Take your Rucksack, open its corkscrew, screw into pole until it lays against surface. Open locking blade and voila. You can fix it further with single short cord or piece of wire. Similarly, you might be able to improvise traps with knife blade to kill/severe trapped animal.
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