Go awl out. Used to punch holes in leather, wood, and textiles, awls have been around since ancient times. The best part of an awl-punctured hole is that it doesn’t leave a cut line, so the hole ...

In a tutorial by YouTuber Jony Fire, he takes this a step further by using the sewing awl as a way to secure his Swiss Army Knife to a pole, which he then proceeds to use as an impromptu mini-saw ...

An awl takes up very little space, and it’s indispensable for puncturing everything from cloth and leather to aluminum and wood. And yet, have you ever stopped to think what purpose that little hole ...

With your SAK sewing awl, you can use the sharp corners to help untangle tough knots. But take note, other tools like the Swiss Army Knife hook may be better suited to removing knots than the ...