What did you use your Spyderco for last?

[VashHash]

To cut this into 90 pcs.

[Matus]

... to cut myself ...

[Mickey Holmes]

Used my Native 5 Salt to cut bad ends off some ears of corn tonight

[Josh1973]

Trimming random tree branches growing into the walkway in the park.

[Chuck James]

Used my Native 5 Salt to trim out the corners of a vinyl patio door frame before putting a new insulated glass unit back in it.
The LC200N blade has been awesome, wish I could say the same for the cheap plastic handle....Live and Learn. LOL!!!

Nice!
Not a fan of FRN?

I'm sure FRN has a place and understand the whole anti corrosion thing, it just doesn't hold up well for me. I've been using this native 5 salt for about three months and it is missing some chunks of FRN as well as having a hair line crack. I find the handle also has to much flex as I'm using it. The LC200n has been great!!!

The G10 with steel liners doesn't give me these problems. Just my experience.

Gotcha, I've not had those experiences (yet :o ) but that's not the first time I've heard report of those issues. Have you considered doing a blade swap with a linerless G10 handle? That might get you what you want. I don't have direct experience with swapping Native blades but I'd imagine it would work.

Someone on the forum recently mentioned the idea of swapping a LC200N blade into a titanium handle. That's a bit expensive for me, but I'd love to see it :) .

Well...I made a blade swap....just not exactly what you suggested. :D

[Chuck James]

Used my PM2 to cut alarm sensors off window frames today. This is making a very good work knife!!!

[SG89]

Used my Native 5 Salt to cut bad ends off some ears of corn tonight

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Nice dye job!

[prndltech]

It’s even more fun when you let them soak up some rum or vodka

Source: I’ve made lots of rummybears and things

[SG89]

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It’s even more fun when you let them soak up some rum or vodka

Source: I’ve made lots of rummybears and things

Mmm that's a good idea

[PeaceInOurTime]

Well...I made a blade swap....just not exactly what you suggested. :D

Looks good! I like black blades with bright handles :)

[PeaceInOurTime]

Grill duty tonight :)

[Bloke]

Grill duty tonight :)

[prndltech]

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It’s even more fun when you let them soak up some rum or vodka

Source: I’ve made lots of rummybears and things

Mmm that's a good idea

Just put em in a bowl, fill the bowl to just the top of whatever gummies are in the bowl, cover and put em in the fridge till they have absorbed it all.

[The Meat man]

Grill duty tonight :)

Ha ha! :D

Good to see you posting again, Bloke! The forum's not been the same without you.

[PeaceInOurTime]

Grill duty tonight :)

Haha! Thankfully, my cookout was less eventful than that! :D
Great to see you post again, and it's an honor to be Bloked :D

[Mickey Holmes]

Used my Native 5 Salt to cut bad ends off some ears of corn tonight

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Nice dye job!

Thank you! The dye has worn nicely since I dyed it over a year ago!

[vivi]

Trimming some thorns back on bike trails

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[u.w.]

that is a beautiful dye job!

Trimming some thorns back on bike trails

https://streamable.com/810gyj

Yes!
I did that today too. Had a pile maybe eight feet long and up to my waist ( I'm 6'1") when I was done, and now the path is clear for all to ride and enjoy :)

u.w.

[Pokey]

I deadheaded some Black Eyed Susans with my PM 2/52100 to plant some of the seeds.

I was really surprised when I cut the stems. There was a very sticky sap that got on the blade and my fingers. It’s sticky like pine sap and even has a faint odor like it. Neither plain water nor Dawn detergent would dissolve it so I used Breakfree oil on a cotton swab to dissolve the buildup.

(Repurposed photo of Black Eyed Susans.)

[SG89]

That looks more like a sunflower