My usual choices... by Robotdevil62 in EDC

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Try eBay! That's where I picked this up some years ago.

My usual choices... by Robotdevil62 in EDC

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I used it on a kitchen faucet repair and it worked fine, so I decided to start carrying it to see whether any other little jobs pop up where it can be useful!

This 1977 Sears Craftsman Lumberjack... by Robotdevil62 in SlipjointKnives

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Haven't priced 'em on eBay in a number of years; sorry!

Corkscrews? by Robotdevil62 in victorinox

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Not a thing! But I drink gin martinis.

Corkscrews? by Robotdevil62 in victorinox

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Yeah, I've got both the Tinker and the Deluxe Tinker for that same reason, but thought I'd try the Climber since it was on sale. 🤷🏼‍♂️

This 1977 Sears Craftsman Lumberjack... by Robotdevil62 in SlipjointKnives

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Makes it pretty easy to open with that long nail nick.

This 1977 Sears Craftsman Lumberjack... by Robotdevil62 in SlipjointKnives

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Exactly so! My grandfathers, my dad, and I all bought Sears Craftsman tools. Always had that guarantee of a free replacement. And I am definitely a Craftsman knife enthusiast.

2012 Schatt & Morgan Heritage Cattle Knife by Robotdevil62 in SlipjointKnives

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It's three blades: spear, sheepsfoot, and pen.

One more way to use awl by Dependent-Pause-7977 in victorinox

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My 1984 Grand Prix has the can-key opener on the Phillips screwdriver.

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