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A hammer :-/ :)
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My fist
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6 pound sledge! - Oh did I say that out loud? There goes my computer repair job.
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My keys. I open boxes and all sorts of things with a single key.
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I have a pair of kitchen shears that are just great multi-use scissors. I use them several times a day for different things.
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Pocket Knife
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My Swiss Army Knife with some of the extras :)
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Depends what needs to be done. A basic tool list should start with a claw hammer, a pair of pliers, wire cutters, screwdrivers and a good utility knife. The right tool for the right job.
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A flat head screwdriver. That is one of only 10 tools I know by name. :-)
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I have a cheapy battery powered screwdriver with lots of different heads. I love it...you don't have to keep turning and turning the damn screw, just hold the thing in place. For opening things, i have lots of those grippy pads.
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well, opening things I do the hitting the top with a can opener to break the seal.
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mushroom Prying up the lid with the pointy end of the can opener is effective too. -
Linda Joy Yeah. I use a knife or the handle of silverware to break the seal then they twist open easily.
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I'm a fan of the butterknife. It's wonderful!
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this one time i was able to pick the lock of the fire safe case...because i lost the key...i used a large paperclip and a swiss army knife...that was the first time i was ever able to pick the lock of anything and succeed haha
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A Boy Scout Swiss Army knife.
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I have a small tool box with a few often used tools. a phillips screw drives seems to be the main one.
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A sledgehammer. tends to resolve many diy issues for me.
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An interchangeable screw driver that has 2-4 different heads and I can change them to other bit sizes. We have one in each vehicle and upstairs and downstairs.
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IF OPENING A JAR. TAP THE EDGE OF THE TOP IN 3 DIFFERENT AREAS. THEN UNSCREW IT.
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scissors
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My hands. No matter what tool I use my hands are always involved! I've used keys to open packages, both tape and those ridiculously hard to open mylar bags. I use scisors I keep in the kitchen drawer to open cereal bags and such. I break the seal on jars with screw lids by prying up the edge of the lid to break the suction then twist right off. I have a rubber type gripper, too. And if you're away from home but have duct tape there is a hack for using that to open hard to open lids as well.
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ive never had to do that
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Everyone knows that the paperclip is the universal tool. Hey, it worked for MacGyver!
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a screwdriver
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Hmmm... Probably my most-used tool (not counting kitchen implements) is a pair of adjustable pliers ("channellocks"), followed by screwdrivers. After that: crescent wrench.
Glenn Blaylock 
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