So what did you cut with spyderco today?

tonydahose · #1

i saw a thread like this in another forum, maybe USN? i dont remember but regardless here is what i cut, about 200 zip ties connecting xmas lights to green garland with my d'allara drop point CE. the results are below, not the best pic but the lighting this morning wasnt working for me. Technically i did this 2 days ago, yesterday i just cut up some towels at work, nothing to strenuous

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ozspyder · #2

Opened up a bag of projectiles, cut come string, opened up a postal bag..... nothing special today - not like last year when I took a bit of finger off :)

vampyrewolf · #3

opened a box of oatmeal, real exciting :rolleyes:

Pancho · #4

Quartered a bunch of oranges at with my PE G10 Police at work. Still don't know why eyes get so big when I open that knife.

bh49 · #5

not much yet. Just open bags with coffee and snacks with my new Lil Persian.
But day is only starting.
Later in the day.
Used Caly3 to slice tomatoes for lunch, Persian to cut some rope and open mail, when I got home.

oldschool · #6

Havent' used it today, but yesterday I opened an envelope and sharpened a pencil with my Native III :) Never sharpened a pencil with a knife before and it was very smooth with the Spyderco :)

Jay_Ev · #7

I cut up some bacon into small bits with my Jumpmaster to mix in with my scrambled eggs this morning. :) Yummy.

Monkeywrangler · #8

My husband cut his finger yesterday with the Manix2... :eek:

Luckily nothing more than a bandaid could cover.

Sequimite · #9

Paracord with a Chokwe; cleanest cuts I've experienced; absolutely no fraying or cords pulled out of the sheath. Also ham and cheese.

tonydahose · #10

Jay_Ev wrote:I cut up some bacon into small bits with my Jumpmaster to mix in with my scrambled eggs this morning. :) Yummy.

Homer: mmmmmm BACON :D

Monkeywrangler wrote:My husband cut his finger yesterday with the Manix2... :eek:

Luckily nothing more than a bandaid could cover.

first, i hope he heals quickly. secondly, there is something amusing about your wife telling on you about how you cut yourself with your knife :p .

vampyrewolf · #11

bah... BHL at work, had to use my spin to open my boxes of units. Just waiting for HR's official word on knives, get back to using my military, endura and police at work (long story, PM if interested).

The Deacon · #12

Used my Santoku earlier to mince up a bunch of parsley and chop up some celery. Celery then got blanched and both got bagged and put in the freezer. Opening the mail now with a mammoth tooth Kiwi.

BuffaloBill · #13

FG ukpk to open my USPS box containing my zdp krein regrind.

tonydahose · #14

mail just came in, d'allara to open up an envelope containing 2nds from Golden. a centofante 4 wharnie and a burgandy baby goddard

jabba359 · #15

T-Mag to open a Blu-Ray is it so far. But the day is young.

Peter1960 · #16

Cay 3 G-10:
four envelopes and the wrapping of two deep-frozen pizzas; makes twelve cuts with my technique :D

quattrokid73 · #17

Used my Leafstorm to take the protective wrapper off a bottle of Afrin nasal spray.

Now my nose isn't dripping everywhere.

Thanks Spyderco!

supermatch38sa · #18

I cut some venison steaks for lunch with my Chinook today. Tony, hope you´re counting with that Spin to take you above the 200 mark again my friend!!!

Kindest regards,
Jose

npueppke · #19

I cut up some marzipan and opened a banana with my Stretch.

gunmike1 · #20

Stretch FRN ZDP cut up a large box for a freezer into small pieces to fit in my recycleable container. The factory edge is still cutting nicely after a week of relatively easy work up until all of this cardboard had to be broke down. I'm really liking the ergos on the FRN Stretch, as this extended session just validated my impression that the thicker FRN scales beat even the wonderful Stretch CF for comfort and grippyness, and in a more extended cutting session you really appreciate hoe good of a job Spyderco did with their FRN Stretch mold.

Mike