What did you use your SAK for today?

[rhino]

I just remembered that I used my the screwdriver on my Ranger last Monday to remove the cover on my furnace. It was time for the annual flame sensor scrubbing! I tried to use it to loosen the screw on the flame sensor, but the space was too tight. Had to use a ratchet to reach it from above.

 

[rhino]

Yesterday: used the Ranger multiple times for the scissors and used the screwdriver/caplifter to disassemble and reassemble a custom antenna hub.

 

[Storm 8593]

Got given a Tinker yesterday by our local switchboard building company, Used the blades for tape cutting and box breakdown, the reamer on some pvc conduit, the screwdriver on a lifeguard lead plug, the bottle opener on a beer at friday drinks. Didnt manage to use the can opener till this morning

 

[sonofwilfred]

https://imgur.com/aP273dp

We used the inline screw driver on my Swiss Champ to change the batteries in a toy train

 

[rhino]

Used the screwdriver in the Ranger to pry some batteries loose in a dead device.

 

[tejasandre]

Opened a box of nerds

 

[.577NE]

I used my spiffy Outrider to install a thermometer. No, it did not take me long

 

[sonofwilfred]

https://imgur.com/xxZ44uf

I sharpened my pencil and started cutting templates for a three point linkage tool bar I'm making for furrowing

 

[mitch13]

Cutting up Fruit box

 

[mitch13]

Moved to into new place yeaterday, after couple weeks at in laws
Been opening boxes and stuff,Pulled apart old shelving unit which I remebered a picture

 

[pyro777]

I used my Swisstool spirt x to help fix my mother in laws Christmas tree. When we pulled their artificial tree out the top had broken off just above where the plug thing is that seats to the mid piece and transfers power. Luckily none of the wiring was damaged. So with the help of a found dowel rod and my Swisstool spirt x I was able to reattach the top of the tree in a semi-permanent fashion, which we all know is the longest lasting kind.

 

[King of the Cheese]

I think I use the cap lifter/flathead part to pry 90% of the time, and a mix of the knife (for fine cutting) and the can opener for phillips head screws the other 10%.

I seriously don’t understand why people spend hundreds of dollars on titanium pocket prybars when you can just get a SAK for $25.

 

[sonofwilfred]

Moved to into new place yeaterday, after couple weeks at in laws
Been opening boxes and stuff,Pulled apart old shelving unit which I remebered a picture
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Ha ha snap! We moved house too this month

 

[mitch13]

Ha ha snap! We moved house too this month

it's such fun

 

[sonofwilfred]

https://imgur.com/PIG4DRK

I'm teaching my son knife respect and he used a classic to open an arvo treat.

 

[rhino]

Ranger scissors and main blade for some nail maintenance.

 

[hsherzfeld]

I used the scissors on my Explorer to trim back some of the flowers in the garden. The scissors get probably 75%+ of all of my weekly SAK use.

 

[mitch13]

Cleaning up pathway at side of the house.
It got dirty

 

[afishhunter]

Used can opener to open p's & carrots for the staffette who ... dislikes ... the house electric can opener.
After opening for her I requested my share be given to someone that likes those nasty vile gross disgusting make you need strong glasses carrot things.

Not even when I had my pet rabbit, Daffy, would she eat carrots .

 

[tejasandre]

Cut a Disney candy apple