Did you know that Mi 'kmaq people created the first muti-tool. The Mi’kmaq people used a unique one-handed drawknife, known as a crooked knife, for various tasks like shaping paddles, snowshoes, and making bows and arrows. This early multi-tool, which each person handcrafted for themselves, was crucial for survival, providing food, shelter, and more. The blade is designed with a tip that curves up and to the left or right, ensuring clean cuts by keeping the blade in constant contact with the wood.