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What SAK are ya totin' today?
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It’s a beautiful sunny 74f day here in Florida. Raked some leaves, did some touch up painting and shot the slingshot.I’m a big fan of the fieldmaster/ huntsman configuration. Thought I would try the handyman out for a while. I really like the added pliers for small tinkering/ arts and crafts type of work.
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If it’s not tight quarters, try the can opener on a Phillips head. It works pretty well.
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Anybody remember which SAK Tom Hanks had in Cast Away?
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A tourist, according to the internet
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Ah, thanks. My search-fu was too weak.
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No worries. For all that I curse the Interwebs, I'd know a lot less about knives without it
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Swiss Champion today. An oldie but a goodie.
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My Pioneer. However, if it were produced I would tote a Cadet with scissors. Wonder if any model out there is making it?
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Australia Day tomorrow 26th January
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That can opener is very versatile.
Australia Day tomorrow 26th January
It would have made the movie a lot better if he brought it with him. Still a good movie - just saying as a knife nut.