What did you use your SAK for today?

[DaveHS]

Keeping my Boker trapper and case canoe company ,

 

[CSG]

I once again used one of my 2 Waves for a quick fix in my Land Cruiser. I had noticed the driver's side grab handle was a bit loose and was going to go back into the house to grab a Phillips head screwdriver when I realized I had an original Wave in the glove box. Popped the screw cover off the handle and snugged it up using the Leatherman. I also keep forgetting that I have an onboard tool kit with a proper screwdriver but hey, at least I could post to this thread that I used my multitool to make a minor adjustment.

 

[ShaiHulud]

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[sonofwilfred]

 

[MN_Condor]

Replaced my sump pump with help from my Climber. No pics of the process though.

 

[sonofwilfred]

I swapped a sheath over for left hand carry using my white Explorer

 

[DaveHS]

 

[ShaiHulud]

Opening up packaging containing more SAKs

 

[A.L.]

Opening up packaging containing more SAKs

Living the life!

 

[michaelh162]

Used the scissors on my Fieldmaster to trim up my sideburns.

(Actually works quite well.)

 

[sonofwilfred]

My young fella just rang me while I'm out furrowing, and asked if I could make him a walking stick for dress up at school tomorrow. The saw and main blade just got a workout.

 

[michaelh162]

Used the scissors on my Fieldmaster to slice open wrappers on a couple of Popsicles.

(Darn wrappers wouldn't cooperate otherwise..)

 

[michaelh162]

This time, it was my SwissTool X coming to the rescue.

Filed the sharp edges of my fingernails down.. using the file on my SwissTool X.

Actually worked pretty well.

 

[DaveHS]

Just trimmed up a new lanyard and bead on my GEC 83.

 

[Cutty79]

My cigarette roller was apparently jammed with tabacco dust. Wanted to oil the springs anyway.

My trusty Climber was the only thing that I had that worked on these tiny screws. In the end, it served it's purpose and got the job done.

 

[DaveHS]

 

[RPZIP]

Here is a brilliant hack for opening really tight stubborn jar lids like this ALDI Deutsche Kuche Sauerkraut.

Use your SAK (or similarly featured knife or multi tool) bottle opener to gently pry the lid outward. Emphasis on gently and just a little, working around the lid. Try opening and if needed repeat until the lid can be turned.

Some openers may not work with some lids depending on the size, geometry of the opener and size, profile of the lid. But my Victorinox Trekker worked like a charm on this one.

Not my original idea. Came across it on the web recently on a cooking site.

 

[mitch13]

Here is a brilliant hack for opening really tight stubborn jar lids like this ALDI Deutsche Kuchen Sauerkraut.

Use your SAK (or similarly featured knife or multi tool) bottle opener to gently pry the lid outward. Emphasis on gently and just a little, working around the lid. Try opening and if needed repeat until the lid can be turned.

Some openers may not work with some lids depending on the size, geometry of the opener and size, profile of the lid. But my Victorinox Trekker worked like a charm on this one.

Not my original idea. Came across it on the web recently on a cooking site.View attachment 2986993

I've been doing that for over 30 years, you can also use the tip up the side. For smaller jars the tip of can opener works.

 

[RPZIP]

I've been doing that for over 30 years, you can also use the tip up the side. For smaller jars the tip of can opener works.

Never had to wrestle with jar lids until last few years. I hate getting old

 

[afishhunter]

no W.I.P. pick sures.
I used the saw on the Hercules to shorten my wood cane about 0.75 inches.