It might seem quaint, but in its day, it was not really a tool called a card opener. It was basically an object like a knife. Using a penknife to open the handwritten letters touching your old friend is much easier than carrying an independent tool dedicated to opening letters.
65. The maintenance of a pipeline.
I have never been a smoker, but I know who the people are. It takes a little work to maintain a tube, and a pocket knife is a great tool for the job. A knife goes well in the milling of a pipe.
66. Create a fire.
There are few ways to start a knife with a pocket knife. One of the previous uses in the list is to make firewood. Once that's achieved, it's even easier to get something going. One way is to use a Ferro bar. Consider this trap because you need another element, but you can also use flint or quartz, which is fairly easy to find. Here's a good video that shows how to use the back of a pocket knife to start a fire.
67. The cut fishing net.
Fishing nets are a great way to catch some fish, but sometimes whales, dolphins and other creatures get trapped. Grab the knife and cut the animal free.
68. Realization of a spear.
There are some ways to make a spear with a pocket knife. One of them is actually to fix a knife on the end of a long stick. This is much less time, but it will put some wear on your knife. You can keep your knife and make a reliable four-pronged spear (hardened fire is even better). A pocket knife is an essential tool at work.
69. Keep the papers flying.
I do not like to say a knife can be used as a weight of glorified paper, but it can. Just the other day, I put the pocket knife on a napkin so it does not fly. You can also stick it on top of an empty plastic cup.
70. Cut the clothes of someone who gets stuck on an escalator.
Escalators can be deadly traps. One of the biggest causes of death of the escalator is the clothing getting trapped in the machine. As the clothing is wrapped in the machinery, you could be strangled. Having a knife handy can turn a very bad incident into another story to tell your friends.
71. Shotgunning a beer.
We at Knife Depot like to encourage responsible behavior (especially with the use of knives), but sometimes people just want to let go a little. Shotgunning in relation to beer is the act of rattling the whole thing from a hole in the side. There are many ways to do it, but one is to stab the side with a knife, open the tab, and rattle at a distance.
This guy shows a very good way to do it with a pocket knife and without making a mess (although some people enjoy the mess). Please drink responsibly.
72. cut pants in shorts.
Do you have a special lady in your life (or are you a special lady)? You can create some new cool shorts out of a pair of old pants with a pocket knife. Put the pants on a work table, align a ruler, and cut cleanly through the pants with the knife.
73. Gutting game.
I'm not a hunter, so please forgive me if I say something amateur; however, knives are useful in a number of hunting applications. First, the knife can be used to gut a deer or smaller creature.
74. Application of aspects of the game.
Another part of the dressing field is peeling game. A fixed blade with a bowel hook is most commonly used.
75. The game breakdown.
Then, of course, it's time to break the game. Cutting meat into more manageable pieces is important if you are thinking about eating the animal. Again, a large fixed blade is used normally, but a regular pocket knife can perform.
76. When the coconut water comes out.
Drinking that delicious coconut water is not an easy task, unless you have a pocket knife. If you are ever abandoned on a desert island, pocket knife that could save your life.
77. The ribbon cutting.
These days, you can grab tape or packing tape with one of those cutting devices. But if you are looking to save a few dollars, you can only get the tape without the additional cutter. As long as you have a pocket knife, you can trim the ribbon.
78. The breakdown of cardboard boxes.
After opening those boxes of Knife Depot, you have to recycle them. Large, hard-to-handle boxes will not fit in the recycling bin unless they are broken. A sharp and sharp pocket knife is more than enough to finish with a few boxes.
79. A drink is stirred.
Maybe the inventor of the knife (yes, UGG, I'm talking about you) did not expect it to be used to move the iced tea, but it can be used that way. Maybe Starbucks ran out of plastic stirring sticks and their coffee is sitting there all sad and unmixed. Give it a spin with your pocket knife and it's good to go. Just make sure that you clean it out quite thoroughly afterwards, or the sheet could develop a patina, depending on what moved.
