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Thanks MRj, yeah I’m all out of mason jars so I have to go get some or start filling requests for cukes…and I could eat em’ everyday dipped in homemade ranch or what I’m fixing to do-fry some up think it’s about time to start a vegetable/garden thread cuz this one could get off-topic real quick

On the way home today; looking forward to the 2 big jars of homemade dill pickles when I get there! Never
Thought to take pics of em in process though

Woodpuppy wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 08, 2023 9:32 am

On the way home today; looking forward to the 2 big jars of homemade dill pickles when I get there! Never
Thought to take pics of em in process though

That’s awesome,mine won’t be ready for a week …and I’m sure you’ll take pics next batch

I was over by Going Gear today. Nice people. Great selection and maybe the largest selection of Spydies in Georgia. Just a bit too far for regular visits, but they had a lot of cool things to hold. I picked up a Leaf Jumper. Since I was a big proponent on its original thread I figured I should put my money where my mouth is. First SE! Went straight to yardwork.

Garage duty today.
By some coincidence, after selecting a knife, watch and a pair of shoes that were up to the tasks ahead, they all happened to follow a similar color theme.

JSumm wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 08, 2023 10:58 am

I was over by Going Gear today. Nice people. Great selection and maybe the largest selection of Spydies in Georgia. Just a bit too far for regular visits, but they had a lot of cool things to hold. I picked up a Leaf Jumper. Since I was a big proponent on its original thread I figured I should put my money where my mouth is. First SE! Went straight to yardwork.

Going Gear, heck yeah…how do you like the serrations?

Quick cucumber shot before heading to our neighbors son's grad party! Time to show these kids how the old guys will run the cornhole boards

JSumm wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 08, 2023 10:58 am

First SE!

wait... seriously?! i didn't realize that. congrats! how do you like this design compared to the polestar and the manix?

Today I am doing garden work - building a deer-proof fence, cutting back vines, etc. So...it's the SE Caribbean - possibly my most useful knife. When I do food prep later today for grilling, I will try out the new Millie 2 - I suspect it is a tremendous eggplant slicer.

SaltyCaribbeanDfly wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 08, 2023 12:32 pm

Going Gear, heck yeah…how do you like the serrations?

Yeah I love that place. Great selection of a lot of brands packed into a tight place.

ladybug93 wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 08, 2023 1:14 pm

wait... seriously?! i didn't realize that. congrats! how do you like this design compared to the polestar and the manix?

Seriously! Well I knew the handle was my favorite of the Seki models due to my heavily used RJ. Basically the same handle as the Polestar that I freaking love. I have been studying up on serrations from the forum and was just trying to pick a model.

I just got it this morning, but I have already broken down a lot of cardboard. Speaking of, this is like the easy button on cardboard. Used it in the yard to cut down a bunch of saplings. Then I took it to the SM using Vivi's video that Evil D's thread highlights. I don't see sharpening to be a problem at all. Time will tell, but I like it a lot. I do scrape with my edges, so I don't see PE going anywhere in my future.

Fully serrated endura 2.

Perfect knife for a beautiful day doing some yard work.

Leaf Jumper serrated K390.

sal

TkoK83Spy wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 08, 2023 12:57 pm

Quick cucumber shot before heading to our neighbors son's grad party! Time to show these kids how the old guys will run the cornhole boards

Let’s Go!!!

The magnative is just a few days old, but Jeremy/Hillary/Boob has been around the block a time or two.

So little time, so much to know!

Got bold and took some tool steel out fishing. 15V PM2.