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What did you use your SAK for today?
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Did you go to Bunnings too? I got some potting mix and we planted a few flowers.
mitch13
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Yep I bought it last week & then it rained of course.
I used that same 1 to plant some chillis a couple weeks ago.
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Ha ha we are a pair of cheap arses. Cheapest potting mix and cheapest blower. I have that same blower too 
I did buy some more knife storage and a sausage
I used my sak to cut the tape on the yellow box.
I did buy some more knife storage and a sausage
I used my sak to cut the tape on the yellow box.
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Ha ha we are a pair of cheap arses. Cheapest potting mix and cheapest blower. I have that same blower too
I did buy some more knife storage and a sausage
I used my sak to cut the tape on the yellow box.
Nice good to see the knives get looked after. I claimed a whole cupboard a couple of years ago.
I have a cordless blower, just wanted to suck up all the leaves, make it easy as possible
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Same same but smaller all round.Knocking open a can of beetroot with the Beast! (Swisschamp)
84mm Tourist
Wagyu Burgers tonight
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Anorher reason to have a sak, had to get my solo before anything this morning.
The gel I like have swapped from tube with cap to metal pump bottle that you refil. It's annoying the metal bottle holds 250ml & the refill is only 200ml. The refill costs as much as the oringal tube but less. Another good cost to the end consumer
I'm stuffed as it's the 1 that works for me
The gel I like have swapped from tube with cap to metal pump bottle that you refil. It's annoying the metal bottle holds 250ml & the refill is only 200ml. The refill costs as much as the oringal tube but less. Another good cost to the end consumer
I'm stuffed as it's the 1 that works for me
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I cut some rubber hose for my ute motor.
pioneer X, my favorite SAK. Best combo of tools in my humble opinion.
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I undid some clamps on injector lines.
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Drawing inspiration from
sonofwilfred
's exploits in the ancient Irish tradition of slug flipping, I used the scaler on my swisschamp to corral a spider into our spider glass for relocation outside.
sonofwilfred
's exploits in the ancient Irish tradition of slug flipping, I used the scaler on my swisschamp to corral a spider into our spider glass for relocation outside.
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07 Soldier - cut trimmer line.
Executive - scissors did some nail trimming.
Bantam - peeled some oranges.
Executive - scissors did some nail trimming.
Bantam - peeled some oranges.
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No pics I am afraid... I used my little Black Oak Sportsman more than once today, and more tools than one too 
Walkin to the car in the morning, I used the awl to check if the watch was synchronized (small recessed button on my Seiko Astron).
When I arrived at work I used the front of the can opener to tighten a philips screw on my colleagues wheelchair.
Then I used the awl again to open a big box of toilet paper that arrived at the office.
When we were out on a lunch stroll (wheel chair training with 4 newly spinal cord injured) we passed a meadow with winter apple trees, so the main blade was working slices for every one to gain some needed energy
After what was supposed to be a quick stroll in the autumn weather, I found that my big toes was a bit sore (probably from walking 11 miles in my new Red Wings), so I used the file to soften the nails. This was a bit more use than usuall during a work day, but I am very happy I had my little friend riding in the front pocket with me
Walkin to the car in the morning, I used the awl to check if the watch was synchronized (small recessed button on my Seiko Astron).
When I arrived at work I used the front of the can opener to tighten a philips screw on my colleagues wheelchair.
Then I used the awl again to open a big box of toilet paper that arrived at the office.
When we were out on a lunch stroll (wheel chair training with 4 newly spinal cord injured) we passed a meadow with winter apple trees, so the main blade was working slices for every one to gain some needed energy
After what was supposed to be a quick stroll in the autumn weather, I found that my big toes was a bit sore (probably from walking 11 miles in my new Red Wings), so I used the file to soften the nails. This was a bit more use than usuall during a work day, but I am very happy I had my little friend riding in the front pocket with me