How did you use your Spyderco today?

[razorsharp]

Cut some very hard plastics today. It was a plastic that was 5-6 mm thick, and if it were any harder, it would break rather than cut. The dedicated tool for cutting it sucked. I think it was a dense nylon, it took. 30-40+ kilos of force to cut, and if you whittled it , it was like trying to whittle rock maple ,Anyway, m390 para took the job and handled it like a champ, definitely a heavy duty knife...when you aren't prying . Still shaves btw

[akaAK]

For the last week have been building a patio. My CE Delica 4 has cut strapping, plastic wrap, fiborous wrap from bulk material packaging, sharpened carpenters pencils, cut concrete adhesive tubes. Basically every cutting job except for the stone used to build the patio.

Came through with flying colours, touched it up once during the week (10 strokes per side on the SM). Never discount the abilities of a VG10 Delica, as well CE's aren't popular but it was the perfect tool for the job. Next job is to give it a good cleaning and sharpening.

[Zenith]

Caused multiple things to split in two or more pieces.

[KardinalSyn]

Used my Dragonfly Salt yesterday to cut open several packets of printed material. Was too stressed out to take any good photos.

[PTree]

Used my schempp rock i got yesterday to take down some tree branches that were in the way. First fixed blade and im loving it.

[arjay18]

Cut this can with my newest spydie! It took little effort, like a hot knife through butter.The knife is still sharp too!

[hollar44]

I used my tasman salt hawk bill to cut boxes and had my shabaria in my pocket just in case....

[FroOchie]

Cut the goopy dangling part of a plug out of a few cars tires today. Still surprising how sharp the factory edge of a Spyderco is.

[chuck_roxas45]

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The angels can fly to and fro,
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Huh?

[tr4022]

Huh?

Chuck, if we have to explain, you'll never understand. Some things you just have let go.

Tod

[chuck_roxas45]

Chuck, if we have to explain, you'll never understand. Some things you just have let go.

Tod

Hehehe, You're right tr4022. Just went over my head.

[Toddles]

Chewed through some cardboard, opened some boxes, opened up some foil gaylord bags, and peeled some labels off a gaylord.

...Average day.

[chuck_roxas45]

Made some spicy vinegar.



This is how it looks after the blender.

[tonydahose]

i used my endura to sharpen carpenter pencils, what seemed like 20 times, i just kept freaking misplacing them. it was my fault for not getting my belt and puches out But in the end the deck did get finished i also used it to clean up some cuts i made with a jigsaw into some trex like decking, it worked like a charm.

[xceptnl]

Made some spicy vinegar.

That does look nice & spicy Chuck? Did you eye it or would you be willing to share the exact mixture?

[chuck_roxas45]

That does look nice & spicy Chuck? Did you eye it or would you be willing to share the exact mixture?

Just eye it usually but it's approximately a pound of peppers, 2 small bell peppers, 2 cloves of garlic, about a 3"X1" piece of ginger, a teaspoon of peppercorns, and 5 tablespoons of salt. Blend and mix with a gallon of vinegar. Stand for at least two weeks.

The pic is of the last liter I have. I usually make a new gallon batch when I'm down to a liter.

[xceptnl]

Just eye it usually but it's approximately a pound of peppers, 2 small bell peppers, 2 cloves of garlic, about a 3"X1" piece of ginger, a teaspoon of peppercorns, and 5 tablespoons of salt. Blend and mix with a gallon of vinegar. Stand for at least two weeks.

The pic is of the last liter I have. I usually make a new gallon batch when I'm down to a liter.

I will have to try that in a smaller batch for starters. Do you (have you in the past) use any dried chillies in the mix?

[chuck_roxas45]

I will have to try that in a smaller batch for starters. Do you (have you in the past) use any dried chillies in the mix?

I'm sorry, but no. You probably just have to hydrate the mix when you blend it. Or use vinegar in the blender. That's what I do. Yep, small batch is the thing when you're still experimenting with taste.

I do find that even with more peppers, it doesn't get hotter. You just get more "pepper" taste and smell.

[KardinalSyn]

I used my Spyderco Military to scratch out the magnetic strip of my Mastercard.

Due to security reasons, I did not take photos

[tr4022]

When I noticed I missed a spot shaving this morning, I used my Jester for a quick trim in the men's room at work. Worked like a charm.

Tod