Today R2 did an excellent job to open some boxes at work and than break them down. Later when I got home it open mail. Great knife, without questions it is on the top five for me.
Persian opened packages with food.
EDC thread II - what did you cut today?
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So what'd the salad taste like?Dr. Snubnose wrote:A Lemon, and Avacado...Carrots, Celery, Beets, Turnips, Kale, parsly, Onions, Leeks, Scallion, Diakon, Shitake Mushrooms, Burdock, Red Cabbage,Squash, Lettuce, Radichio, Sweat Pea Sprouts,Wakame, and Kombu (seaweed) Doc :D
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I used my Delica 4 pretty hard this week. (He likes that 
)
Wooden floor (making cut outs for pipes)
batonning through wood
Scratching of a silicone sealer from a window
Some light prying
Used the back of the knife to scratch of some concrete on a wooden floor
Opening some paint cans, and used the butt end of the D4 to close them
Peeling orange
Made my breakfast today
And of course a lot of cardboard boxes.
)Wooden floor (making cut outs for pipes)
batonning through wood
Scratching of a silicone sealer from a window
Some light prying
Used the back of the knife to scratch of some concrete on a wooden floor
Opening some paint cans, and used the butt end of the D4 to close them
Peeling orange
Made my breakfast today
And of course a lot of cardboard boxes.
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Tsk, tsk, tsk RobWOTANSON1 wrote:I opened a box of dog biscuits, a toy from a happy meal, and the box my new Johnny Thunders CD came in. All done with a Kershaw titanium Bump, yes a plain edge knife. :confused:
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:D Yesterday I cut up the usual things at work with my Tasman/SE(card board, rip ties and polyethylene foil)
I resharpened my chipped Dodo and removed the chips :eek: and put a 40 degree working edge on it(or tried to :o ) Today during my late shift I will cut the same things I did last time(read my "That darn chippy S30V"thread) to see if the edge will hold this time :confused:
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MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF THE SPYDEREDGE!!!
VERY PROUD OWNER OF A CALY III/SE #043 :D
....AND A FG(PARA) MILITARY/SE IN CPMD2(thanx Sal)
...I would love to have one in full SpyderEdge:p
On most days I use my Cricket (SS PE) to open mail and packages.
If there are veggies to chop or slice, my wife calls on me for that (Cut stuff up? Yes!! :) )
Friday, we took delivery of a truckload of new chairs at my office; so we all pitched in to make short work of it. The new chairs all came in boxes and were bound with fiber strapping. I slipped my HAK Curvey onto my right hand and had at 'em. The HAK is a very handy little utility knife. It is a great little cutter, and it leaves my hands free for use. It made quick work of strapping, tape, and boxes.
I loaned a friend my Subcom for opening boxes. He found it very useful and observed that the Curvey ruled for the work at hand.
If there are veggies to chop or slice, my wife calls on me for that (Cut stuff up? Yes!! :) )
Friday, we took delivery of a truckload of new chairs at my office; so we all pitched in to make short work of it. The new chairs all came in boxes and were bound with fiber strapping. I slipped my HAK Curvey onto my right hand and had at 'em. The HAK is a very handy little utility knife. It is a great little cutter, and it leaves my hands free for use. It made quick work of strapping, tape, and boxes.
I loaned a friend my Subcom for opening boxes. He found it very useful and observed that the Curvey ruled for the work at hand.
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:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D , I beg for forgiveness, but I just can't help myself.spydutch wrote:Tsk, tsk, tsk Rob
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What a shame you catched me with my pants down - nothing for today :o
But yesterday evening I returned home from a short trip and opened a cardboard box containing a Fred Perrin, a Jester black FRN serrated and an old Remote Release plain :)
But yesterday evening I returned home from a short trip and opened a cardboard box containing a Fred Perrin, a Jester black FRN serrated and an old Remote Release plain :)
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Spyderco's company motto
Cardboard boxes for recycling. some branches around the house, opened mail,
also cut my finger on the left hand while playing with SE Delica4. :D
also cut my finger on the left hand while playing with SE Delica4. :D
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My top choices Natives5, Calys, C83 Persian
I cut open parts boxes with my endura wave.
Not today but, recent uses:
I used it to start an old isuzu pickup truck that I hotwired. No I wasn't stealing it, the key cylinder was so worn out it wouldn't turn any more. I didn't have a screwdriver with me. I also cut some heavy duty zip ties off the steering shaft. They were in a confined space and dykes were not an option. I stabbed the knife inbetween the shaft and the zip tie and twisted.
I cut off the vacuum caps on a 13b rotary motor in an rx8. I was installing a kit that stops the oil from looking "frothy". These vacuum caps are right above the exhaust manifold so they get baked on..
I stripped some wire with it too.
I generally do not give a crap about dinging up the edge or scarring the knife. If it gets what I need to be done and gets a little edge damage in the process, I don't care, that's why I have diamond stones and a sharpmaker.
Not today but, recent uses:
I used it to start an old isuzu pickup truck that I hotwired. No I wasn't stealing it, the key cylinder was so worn out it wouldn't turn any more. I didn't have a screwdriver with me. I also cut some heavy duty zip ties off the steering shaft. They were in a confined space and dykes were not an option. I stabbed the knife inbetween the shaft and the zip tie and twisted.
I cut off the vacuum caps on a 13b rotary motor in an rx8. I was installing a kit that stops the oil from looking "frothy". These vacuum caps are right above the exhaust manifold so they get baked on..
I stripped some wire with it too.
I generally do not give a crap about dinging up the edge or scarring the knife. If it gets what I need to be done and gets a little edge damage in the process, I don't care, that's why I have diamond stones and a sharpmaker.
So yesterday I cut:
- 2 apples for the kids while sporting
- some ropes while building a hut with my son
- opened 4 letters and one carton box
- cut of the tie-raps from some locks I bought
- pointed a stick to use as an "arrow" ( kids are playing Lord o.t. Rings outside)
- cut the plastic around a sixpack of PALM beer in the evening
- 2 apples for the kids while sporting
- some ropes while building a hut with my son
- opened 4 letters and one carton box
- cut of the tie-raps from some locks I bought
- pointed a stick to use as an "arrow" ( kids are playing Lord o.t. Rings outside)
- cut the plastic around a sixpack of PALM beer in the evening
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Cricket SS SE, Delica 4 SS PE, Navigator II SS PE
Today I cut a very important rose. Just before the wedding started, the father of the groom lost his boutineer. The wedding party was thrown into disarray. I grabbed a nearby boquet, liberated a red rose with my Mini Persian, and fashioned the good gentleman a replacement with a few sprigs of baby's breath. Problem solved, the wedding proceeded apace. Who says you shouldn't bring a good knife to a wedding? And what better knife to take to a wedding than a beautiful bolstered and micarta'd Spyderco?
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