Saw on SAK?

OK, I'm convinced. The Picknicker SAK arrived yesterday, and I called today to exchange it for a Rucksack. Didn't like the serrated blade anyway.

Thanks, gang.

Patrick
 
The Army Special Forces soldiers I am familiar with use them to cut "hide sites" out of the vegetation, rather than chopping with something larger. The saw is much quiter than chopping with a larger knife. I also remember an article in Tactical Knives some years ago where the author indicated you could make some money by betting you could saw through a 2X4 with a SAK before someone with an M9 bayonet could saw through it using the goofy sort of sawteeth on the back of the blade, or chop through with the cutting edge.

There is nothing cheap or flimsy about that saw, it is a small, yet precision cutting instrument. As an avid hunter, I suggest you guys who feel you need to "chop" through the chest cavity or pelvic bone of your game with your hunting knife, buy a SAK and end the torture!

Bruce Woodbury
 
The SAK saw saved the day for me in the UK once. I bought a plug converter to use with my computer charger. It had a ridiculous lip around the front where the plug goes in and I couldn't plug the computer charger into it because the plug was integrated with the AC converter.

Took a bunch of sawing, but cut the plastic lip off the converter and voila - able to recharge the computer battery.
 
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