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For opening 30 bags of mulch.

Good work ! I had the pleasure of doing two pallets. MG2

...carved up my lunch. Perhaps I should have carried the REC-PM2 today...

Spread butter, sliced bread, and cut grapes for my kids' breakfast.

Been cutting back on some plants that over growing a bit, as well as some weeds. Adding to the patina.

Prepping some shitake with the Murray Carter colab Itamae series Bunka Bocho.

Pic from yesterday, but did some yardwork

Enactive wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 13, 2025 1:03 pm

Prepping some shitake with the Murray Carter colab Itamae series Bunka Bocho.

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you ever get sick of the GEC keep me in mind

that design always caught my eye but I discovered them after they were discontinued. Would have loved to purchased one in green.

vivi wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 14, 2025 8:44 pm

Enactive wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 13, 2025 1:03 pm

Prepping some shitake with the Murray Carter colab Itamae series Bunka Bocho.

PXL_20250713_150914391sm.jpg

you ever get sick of the GEC keep me in mind

that design always caught my eye but I discovered them after they were discontinued. Would have loved to purchased one in green.

Hahaha.

That simple little thing is a favorite. Stain resistance of the 1095 is nil, but it polishes clean easily.

I'll try to let you know when they next do a run.of clip point H20, whenever that might be.

The blade is excellent and I really like the beeswax linen micarta.

didn't realize they were still running those. I'll keep an eye out.

Getting some tinder ready for camping later this week.

Cutting up oranges.

zcut helped me teach my kid lemon beurre blanc.

Whittled a walking stick for a hike with the Crucarta PM2. Still slices paper with no hang ups after whittling the bark and chopping off a few knots.

I used my Native 5 Salt as a gift to show my gratitude towards a longtime friend of mine.

As usual I carried mine when we were out fishing together for the first time in 15 years. He had forgotten his knife and borrowed mine to gut his catch. He was quite impressed with it and mentioned he should get one for himself and asked me its name and where he could buy one. He’s one that has real use for a good knife and recognizes a quality product. The perfect pretext to a giveaway. It felt so right.

It’s one of the best uses I’ve ever put it to, but it was also my favorite outdoor knife, so I already miss it. Probably won’t be long before I order a replacement :)

Sunday we did our gender reveal for our twins. Kris was there to help cut the cake. For those curious a boy and a girl.

VashHash wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 30, 2025 12:52 pm

Sunday we did our gender reveal for our twins. Kris was there to help cut the cake. For those curious a boy and a girl.

Awesome!! Congrats to you and your family!

Replaced the mat and springs on the trampoline in the backyard. The M2 opened a bunch of boxes, cut up the old mat, and oranges afterwards.

I made the "spring puller" hook from an old Phillips #3 screwdriver.

Putt’n up a couple dozen ears of corn for the long winter

The good old basic VG10 Endura cut right through it all and is still screaming sharp!