What did you use your Spyderco for last?

[Manixguy@1994]

Prepping Deer feeder box . MG2

[vivi]

[Soban]

flipped it open and closed for 40 minutes to try to break in backlock then wiped it down and put it back in its box making sure to not accidentally cut anything, like god intended.

[RyanY]

Cruwear GB2 slicing California rolls into smaller chunks for smaller mouths.

[VandymanG]

Building a short small paracord table for my backyard bird feeding station. Increased my bird numbers and type significantly. Birds that visit the backyard frequently include Merlin falcons, various hawks, California jays, ravens, owls, hummingbirds, pilated woodpeckers, downing woodpeckers, kingfishers, doves, chickadees, finches, wrens, and various other birds that I can’t remember or haven’t identified as of yet. Oh I forgot we also get two bald eagles occasionally.

[RexGig0]

Yesterday, my Native opened a package, that arrived via UPS. Today, it will, presumably, open a package that is waiting at the US Post Office. Mundane stuff.

[BrokenArrow]

I used my Mule in SPY27 to clean multiple squirrels this year. Most recently 2 last Saturday. As far as my EDC PM2, opened a pack of snacks.

[JFR1]

Used my S90V Urban to cut some access holes for sofa legs in a replacement dust cover I installed. It’s difficult to not hit the threaded inserts underneath, so I’ve got some sharpening to do now. :)

[cabfrank]

Used my Pacific Salt SE to cut my knuckle right before work, bleeding all over while shaving and brushing my teeth before I could get it to stop.

[JSumm]

Removed a staple.

[Manixguy@1994]

Removed a staple.

Too funny ! Dan

[40mm]

Dragonfly served as emotional support on my run today.

[JayHenMac]

Little bit of low voltage electrical work today.

[JSumm]

Little bit of low voltage electrical work today.

Garage door safety sensors?

[JayHenMac]

Garage door safety sensors?

Yep! And hello fellow Georgian!

[Netherend]

It’s only hard use if you are a bad chef

[vivi]

some neighbors were struggling with their recycling so I helped them break it down



The kids wanted a fort to play in so I used the street bowie to notch some old posts and cut a little paracord for a quick and sloppy A frame

[VandymanG]

some neighbors were struggling with their recycling so I helped them break it down



The kids wanted a fort to play in so I used the street bowie to notch some old posts and cut a little paracord for a quick and sloppy A frame

Your picture makes the street Bowie knife look so much better than other pictures I’ve seen of it. I’ve seen pictures of it and said nope I don’t like it. I see your picture and say dam I want that one.

[vivi]

some neighbors were struggling with their recycling so I helped them break it down

Your picture makes the street Bowie knife look so much better than other pictures I’ve seen of it. I’ve seen pictures of it and said nope I don’t like it. I see your picture and say dam I want that one.

It's a nice knife that most spydie fans overlook. Strong but very lightweight. Lots of edge for how light it is. Handle is less abrasive than my beloved Aqua Salts, so better for extended use.

For a dedicated wood carver I'd pick something with no spine jimping and a more conventional handle, but the street bowie has always handled any task I've used it for. Everything from batoning to cutting steaks.

[vivi]

opening the mail