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-The metal file of the metal saw doubles as a neat fingernail file, and the tip can be used as a makeshift elongated screwdriver
-The scissors are very handy to have for more precise cuts, it's good enough to trim skin around your fingernails
-The pliers are extremely handy, used them when working on my computer to tighten CPU cooler mounting and to bend heatsink fins on my GPU to work on fan plugs
-I've used the reamer, pliers and screwdriver to re-attach a towel hook on my bathroom door and remove the old broken plastic inserts
-The fish scaler is only good as a ruler and a poking tool, good for pushing on the PCIe release hatch for example
At some point you'll find a use for every tool on it, and that's what's nice about the SwissChamp. It's in your pocket at all times, and it has a crapload of tools that technically you don't really need, but you'll find indispensable when the time comes. Though really, the little pliers alone are worth it, and I could live without the fish scaler and the magnifying glass if it meant having a proper screwdriver with bits in the CyberTool L. It's also cheaper to get the SwissChamp than getting something like the Ranger, then getting the Plus scales, the pen, the corkscrew screwdriver and the pin separately to "Plusify" it. And yes, the pen comes in handy as well.
Oh yeah, a PSA for SAK owners that still don't know: all modern scales have a pin hole by the corkscrew, so if you haven't already, put one in. It's a small detail, but man is it soooo handy to have a small sharp pointy metal thing on you at all times.
