Making it your own, even better my friend! Nice etch!!!Thanks mate for your kind words.
By the way, that ESEE is actually an etched carbon steel blade that I stripped and hand sanded.
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What did you use your SAK for today?
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Vital job that smoko prep 
Too right mateVital job that smoko prep
I used the corkscrew mounted screwdriver to undo and tighten back up the battery cover on my son's race car set
Tonight I cut off a branch off a walnut tree and sliced it into a wedge to jam in between two steel panels to stop an annoying rattle on my tractor. A good temporary fix.
I feel your pain, I've had to do minor surgery on the cleaner head of our vacuum for the same reason. Don't even get me started on the shower drainUsing the compact to clean vacuam. It's not like rhe commercials, press the button drops open and all falls outmore like detangling fishing line with all the long hair in the family
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mitch13
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So trueI feel your pain, I've had to do minor surgery on the cleaner head of our vacuum for the same reason. Don't even get me started on the shower drain
Outrider tasks this weekend sofar.
Saw: sawing toggles and oversized tarp stakes (due snow).
Knife: rounding rough edges from toggles, whittling sharp-ish tips for stakes, opening food packages and cutting bread.
Scissors: few cordage cuts.
Corkscrew: opening few knots.
Cross headed screwdriver: taking out few screws when visiting mom.
learning to pick locks
mitch13
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That's some MacGyvery right there!
I cleaned the gas shroud on my mig with the can opener
Another one bites the dust.
I replaced a needle on my sew machine with my Swiss Champ.