What did you use your SAK for today?

[22-rimfire]

Used the Lumberjack saw to take care of a couple of rogue vine maples popping up in my flower beds.

What are vine maples? Never heard the term before.

I use my SAK frequently in my various beds, often for digging out a weed because I'm too lazy to get the proper tool.

 

[sonofwilfred]

That's one helluva cheese and crackers platter!

Kudos to your wife.

Thanks mate. I showed my wife your complements and she is well chuffed.
I'm well looked after

 

[WhoseWoodsTheseAre]

Big day for my SAKs today...

Used the nail file on my Cadet on some jagged fingernails.

Used the scissors on my Manager to trim some dried cuticles.

Used the knife on my One-handed Trekker to open a plastic envelope from Amazon...
... Which contained a yellow Classic SD which I unfortunately have to return, because the nail file is pressed too close to the blade. Opening the nail file actually moves the blade because they're so tight. My pink Classic SD is stranded in a client's office, which is off limits due to pandemic. I really need one to have on me. Might try again in a different color.

 

[sonofwilfred]

I used the huntsman's saw to cut pipe

 

[sonofwilfred]

Used the sharp blade to shorten a hose

 

[sonofwilfred]

My ECONOMY sak helped make my economy sandwich

 

[sonofwilfred]

Today I used my knife to cut stray roots when removing some sick trees. The knife got terribly dirty but a quick wash and a touch up on a stone and it's good as new

 

[NMpops]

Sliced a bagel with my Tourist and spread some cream cheese.

 

[22-rimfire]

In the last two days, I used my Small Tinker to dig out some wild violets in my yard (turf area), cut the tops off 12 and 24 packs of soft drink packaging, slice an opening to retrieve some beer bottles from packaging and still leave enough support to lift it with the packaging, screw tightly my one lens onto a camera monopod (hand tight wasn't enough) quick release plate, open some shipping boxes and mail, scrape a few things... it gets used more than you think for a little knife.

Forgot to mention cutting (harvesting) broccoli and squash off the plants in the garden. The SAK seems to work real well for such things with the thin blade.

 

[sonofwilfred]

I cut the last few chillies of the season, with the scissors

 

[Pomsbz]

I had my pocket watch looked at, I thought the battery had gone dry. The idiot in the shop put the case lid back on upside down jamming up the crown so I couldn't adjust it. Driving home I pass the watch and my Spartan over to my wife, the awl pops the case open easily, by the time I get out of the car my watch is working perfectly.

 

[mitch13]

Can opener on my wenger evo. To help declutter carpet sweeper. Works like a bill hook to untabgle bristles

 

[Ace Rimmer]

It's that time of year when I often find myself needing a saw, so I'm keeping my Walker in my pocket. Last couple of days I've needed to trim a 1.5" wild cherry branch that was hanging too low and snagging on my tractor, and a 1" elm that was growing in the middle of a hazelnut bush. It's amazing what that tiny 2.5" saw can do.

 

[Dadpool]

I wanted to play around with different clip positions on my Ronin 2's sheath, and the Cybertool S was my handiest Torx driver. Love the long shank and mini bit kit on this guy.

 

[sonofwilfred]

I cut bags open with my soldier

 

[guy g]

An odd fix last night... Used the Phillips to tighten the screws on our stand up shelve unit/ Cat perch.. didn't know they would even come loose!

 

[sonofwilfred]

Peeling apples

 

[paulhilborn]

Peeling apples

Where do you get that third hand from Dan??? The work of a SAK is limitless

 

[sonofwilfred]

Where do you get that third hand from Dan??? The work of a SAK is limitless

Funny enough my nearly 3 year old son on a chair took the photo for me

 

[sonofwilfred]

My SAK was used for afternoon snacks today. And I used the pliers to pull out a rubber band, that was tangled up in my son's toy train.