What did you use your SAK for today?

[315]

Had to put a screw back in on a pair of reading glasses I keep in the office. Fortunately I had another pair of reading glasses in my backpack so I could see the screw!!!!

 

[rubberdog]

Broke down a cardboard packaging tube so that it could fit in the recycling.

 

[mitch13]

Daughter used climber to hold down her diamond art

 

[sonofwilfred]

I made a whistle for my boy

https://imgur.com/bQyoAIb

 

[sonofwilfred]

Today I also used my knife to help with my son's urban camouflage training.

https://imgur.com/KwrGB0c

 

[PQGK]

Modified the scales on one of my folders for better grip

 

[Danny Linguini]

Tore into a bunch of boxes for a bird feeder, hanger pole, squirrel baffle and a bag of cardinal seed with the Cadet. Got it all buggered up with tape goo, but a little dab of Goo Gone cleaned that all up nicely. Nothing like a nice sharp piece of Swiss steel. Rally was just along for the ride this time.

 

[mitch13]

Unjam the head I think it is still a sak

 

[WValtakis]

 

[rhino]

Yesterday I used the saw on my trusty Ranger to remove a couple of volunteer saplings.

 

[315]

Needed to pop the window switch off my daughters Jeep to make sure I ordered the right one.

 

[mitch13]

Cutting some rubber backing to stop rugs sliding on floor.

 

[bayouace]

Open mailings, pick my teeth, pull hair off my nose (sorry), cut Irish pennants off my jeans, trim a finger nail, file said nail, cut off excess pickleball grip replacement, and maybe more. Classic SD

 

[Danny Linguini]

Had a bunch of boxes too big to fold into the recycle bin, and the Cadet was the closest to volunteer for duty. Up until recently, the only thing handy was a box cutter, which was more aggravating than anything cutting up this bigger stuff. But now I’ve got knives everywhere. The SAK just blasted right through it all like a light saber through cheese. Gave it a quick honing when I was done, and it still melts through paper. I love this little guy.

 

[mitch13]

Had a bunch of boxes too big to fold into the recycle bin, and the Cadet was the closest to volunteer for duty. Up until recently, the only thing handy was a box cutter, which was more aggravating than anything cutting up this bigger stuff. But now I’ve got knives everywhere. The SAK just blasted right through it all like a light saber through cheese. Gave it a quick honing when I was done, and it still melts through paper. I love this little guy.

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Nice choice.
How otften does your recycle bin get emptied? Here it's every 2 weeks so i cut all the boxs small.

 

[Danny Linguini]

Nice choice.
How otften does your recycle bin get emptied? Here it's every 2 weeks so i cut all the boxs small.

They come every week, but I usually go every other week, alternating between the regular trash and recyclables. With the kids out of the house, we don’t generate anywhere near as much trash as we used to … except for those occasional Amazon binges. I don’t usually cut up the boxes, because it had always been such a pain in the ass with the box cutter. I never could figure out why they call it that, since it’s so bad at doing that job. Great at opening them, but that’s about it. Next time I’ll try one of my *good* blades and see how that does just for grins; but the Cadet is always the closest at hand, so that’s probably going to get the most use.

 

[A.L.]

Cut this cigar without flaking. Great success!

 

[sonofwilfred]

I cut the plastic wrap off pallets of chemical and then cut the safety seals off drums.

 

[315]

Not me and not today, but yesterday I was with my buddy when he stopped to pay his propane bill. He couldn’t find a pen in his rig so out came the Passenger to the rescue!!

 

[Storm 8593]

Not me and not today, but yesterday I was with my buddy when he stopped to pay his propane bill. He couldn’t find a pen in his rig so out came the Passenger to the rescue!!

Please tell me you told him in your best Hank voice "I tell you hwat, nothing better than propane " or something similar