What did you use your SAK for today?

[sonofwilfred]

I used the can opener to scrape the corrosion off the battery terminals in one of my game cameras. I left (lost) it in the bush for too long and the batteries leaked.

 

[Pomsbz]

I used the toothpick twice today, it's my least used tool but today it was doing pokey things for me, checking the depth of something and poking cord into a hole.

 

[Pomsbz]

Used the tweezers later on to take a splinter of glass out of my young sons leg.

 

[sonofwilfred]

I used the can opener to prize open the carb on my neighbours lawnmower. It worked a treat.

 

[mitch13]

Used the wenger, to cut up Roo bone for dog.

 

[sonofwilfred]

I carved an F in a stick for my son before we went on an adventure to see a waterfall that hasn't flowed since 2012.

 

[315]

My truck has scratches, after17 years how could it not? But I still try to take care of it. Today I trimmed a few branches from the edge of a forest service road.

 

[CSG]

I actually used the screwdriver tip on my Executive's file blade to tighten up a faucet handle outdoors rather than walking to the garage to get a proper screwdriver. That, my friends, is how I do lazy...

 

[SLD]

Replaced the batteries in a fire alarm panel. Used the scissors on my champ to cut the installed date labels apart to apply to the batteries.

 

[guy g]

Used the awl to punch holes in the straps on a pair of sandals for a better fit . Couldn't tell you the last time I used the awl.

 

[Storm 8593]

Used the tinker small blade to cut away some wood for a Light switch upgrade at work

 

[pa knifeguy]

Csg, I did the same thing with the small screwdriver on my tinker

 

[Ultiman]

Had to clip some strings off my new facemask...2020 can eat it.

 

[Storm 8593]

Used the large screwdriver to bend up glass retaining tabs on an antique lamp

 

[guy g]

Simple project yesterday was to change toilet seat. Figured no pic of that was needed
Used both a Vic and LM wingman as one of the screws was unusually tight.

 

[guy g]

Now , this morning was a bit more complicated ... Used both the Explorer and the Wingman to tear down and clean my wife Mod 19.
Mostly used the Vic to cut down patches to fit in the various nooks and crannies and the LM to undo things and scrape residue from various parts.
Unfortunately my son was the last to shoot it and his cleaning skills lack a bit.
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[sonofwilfred]

I tightened the bunjees on my esky with the can opener-screwdriver

 

[sonofwilfred]

I left my spirit level back at the shed, so to true up an actuator bracket I used my huntsman as a plumb bob

my esky that I fixed earlier is beside my ute in the background

 

[redsparrow]

With a little creativity no telling what a SAK can do! Thanks for takin' the time to show us your work-in-progress. BTW, look for my esky in the "SAKS and Other" thread, it's a bit different than yours.

 

[sonofwilfred]

With a little creativity no telling what a SAK can do! Thanks for takin' the time to show us your work-in-progress. BTW, look for my esky in the "SAKS and Other" thread, it's a bit different than yours.

Yes your esky is different, in a very good way. I haven't heard of such a knife.
I guess both our Eskys are very cool