Men Are Smart 🚧 Unveiling Swiss Army Knife's 🇨🇭 Hidden Power 💥 A Viral Mystery Unleashed!

🇨🇭Swiss Army Knife Corkscrew Hack: How to Untie Hard Knots with a Corkscrew!

In this fascinating episode of Wranglerstar, we're diving into the world of Swiss Army Knife hacks! Join us as we explore an ingenious use for the corkscrew tool that you probably never knew about: untying stubborn knots.

🔪 Have you ever found yourself struggling to untie a tight knot while out in the wilderness or simply at home? Look no further! Our host takes you through a step-by-step guide on using the corkscrew from a Swiss Army Knife to make knot-untangling a breeze.

🍷 But that's not all! We've also included a comprehensive step-by-step guide on how to untie knots without a corkscrew, for those moments when you don't have your trusty multi-tool at hand.

🎥 Stay tuned for expert tips, tricks, and real-world demonstrations that will equip you with the knowledge you need to conquer tricky knots using one of the most versatile tools in your Swiss Army Knife and an alternative method without it.

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[kennysienna]

As an eagle scout I CANNOT believe my scoutmasters failed to teach me this!

[levistoner]

My dad taught me this when he gave me my first Swiss Army knife. 35 yrs later, I still have it, use it, and am looking forward to giving my son his first in a few years.

[dennyallen]

10 years of wranglerstar and i still learn something new!!!

[ZRHRZ]

Thank you so much for being a good dad to me and other fatherless men who are still learning

[azrael]

As an avid wine drinker, i have been under utilising the corkscrew. Thank you sir for your insight. God bless

[jritter]

His progression towards the flamboyant side is coming along, quite impressively.

[mattjewett]

I'll forever call it a knotscrew.

[OldAndInTheWay-kw]

Our scout master taught us to use the cork screw as a weapon. Place the pocket knife in your fist with the corkscrew extending between your fingers and punch with it. I was in the scouts in the 60's though.

[callmedavex]

this is the information I didn't know I needed, but I needed 🙏

[jessemoral]

Great info for West Coast men! Us East Coast Men Knot our rope right the first time 👍

[yeudycabrera]

Dude, I love watching this guys videos. I always learn something new. This is a good channel

[sunees]

Sir you are a real gent and a true man's man. You're the original G and living legend. You're a very rare breed of man which God does not make like this anymore. A real gentleman and you deserve all the love respect sent towards you and may God's grace be with you always sir.
The ultimate respect and best wishes from UK.

[ljfitz]

Can also be used to drill into wood as a makeshift handle & assist with attaching to the end of a wooden pole to extend reach for the saw or act as a makeshift spear.

[_Korinzu]

A swiss army has been in my pocket for years alongside an old case trapper folder for the larger blades. Served me well in city and country side.

[nellosnook]

Great tip!
Thanks! 👍
I collect Swiss Army knives.

[EggmondChad]

This is awesome. I never knew that about my Swiss Army knife. My dad is always called to untie tough knots, he’ll love this. Thanks beloved.

[markthirkell]

The Swiss Army are not Boy (or Girl) Scouts. Also, in Europe, there is no reason why a Scout shouldn't open a bottle of wine for themselves. I was given my first SA knife aged 11 - I still have it and use it 50 years later.

[perrycalstrum]

As a west coast man I have known this since I first got my Swiss Army knife. Kind of you to teach these east coast men the basics.

[chrisg]

Used this technique on a shoelace that had the HARDEST bind I’ve ever seen. Took a big being a small knot but eventually got it untied! 👍

[doc_honeybadger]

Been carrying a Victorinox SAK since I was 8. I have used this and the awl to do this many, many times.