What did you use your Spyderco for last?

[TkoK83Spy]

Nicely done kiddo! Smooth and effortless.

[Manixguy@1994]

some pruning with the CEO this afternoon . MG2

[JSumm]

some pruning with the CEO this afternoon . MG2

How are you liking that 200 Dan?

[Manixguy@1994]

Yes ! Feels so good in hand . Hope to do so heavier chops soon . Dan

[ladybug93]

man. i've got a 240 and an 80 both in my cart just waiting for me to pull the trigger.

[cabfrank]

I'm liking the Pac Salt in all black. I maybe shouldn't have parted with mine, especially if I could achieve the elusive to me reprofile and coarse edge.

[Jim Malone]

My wife used my SE Endela to crush the ice in her virgin mojito...[attachment=0]IMG-20220611-WA0001.jpg[/attachment]

[Makunochimaster]

[PeaceInOurTime]

Vacationing at Beaver Lake in Arkansas for a long weekend. Been carrying the ARK. On the first day, it cut back ~50 honeysuckle vines obstructing a walkway, cut out my fishing license from the copy paper receipt (not sure why they aren't using the plastic-paper anymore?), cut open my coffee packet, and sliced my strawberries at breakfast this morning.

I've had to force myself to use other knives during the past few months. When I go back to this little fixed blade, I'm always reminded how useful it is.

[RevMike]

Steak

[Bloke]

Steak

[aicolainen]

Only the most precise tools to be used for the most critical tasks …or, perhaps, the one I happened to be carrying.

[curdog]

some pruning with the CEO this afternoon . MG2

Mind if I ask who makes the chopper

[Manixguy@1994]

some pruning with the CEO this afternoon . MG2

Mind if I ask who makes the chopper

Terava 200 . The 240 is bigger . MG2

[Manixguy@1994]

Ripping bags of mulch. MG2

[curdog]

some pruning with the CEO this afternoon . MG2

Mind if I ask who makes the chopper

Terava 200 . The 240 is bigger . MG2

Thanks will check them out

[TheGiant80]

EDIT: Oops, nevermind!

[Pokey]

I trimmed a big salmon fillet down to individual sized ones with the Bow River this morning. This knife works great in the kitchen.

[RevMike]

I made the equivalent of about 9 total feet of cuts throught non slip tape with a Pacific Salt. That is essentially sand, adhesive, and rubber. It was freshly sharpened and it's currently the dullest I think I've ever made a knife. Poor thing is awaiting a fresh edge today.

[vivi]

Took my green Pacific out of my sock drawer for scraping off some foot calluses and cutting up an apple.

I made the equivalent of about 9 total feet of cuts throught non slip tape with a Pacific Salt. That is essentially sand, adhesive, and rubber. It was freshly sharpened and it's currently the dullest I think I've ever made a knife. Poor thing is awaiting a fresh edge today.

This Tasman has gripped over 40 skateboard decks. Each deck requires cutting through roughly 7' of grip tape, which is basically ~100 grit sandpaper with adhesive backing. Similar to what you cut.



This SE Pacific did my last one. I was curious to see how much it would blunt an immaculate edge. Definitely dulled it some but it still cut fine. I made a point to carry it a few days before touching it up.

Lots of folks think this is abuse for a pocket knife, lol.