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What did you use your Spyderco for last?
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This one was before the TV show. Before curves were in. Of course for some of us curves have always been in.Sonorum wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 11:55 pmI didn't know Kris Jenner designed knives
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Cut a chip bag in half so I could get to the bottom easier...
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What else would you do with a M390 pm2?! :p
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Cutting heavy plastic banding, and the thin plastic outer-wrap. On a skid of thick plastic sheets (PVC) that just arrived (1" x 4' x 8' - 36 sheets).
This stack of sheet-stock goes up on some racking, before we cut the bundle open. I do this becasue the sheets are so slick, they can easily slide off during placement, if not secured.
This stack of plastic, is the lightest thing I put on this rack. So it goes all of the way on top (twelve feet off of the floor).
Like a dummy. I opened up my Rex 45 Shaman, before heading up the ladder. :o
After getting half way up. I bump the open knife on the ladder rail, and it fell to the floor. It fell about 5 to 6 feet. I watched it fall, and of course it all seemed to be in slow-motion! :D
It did one rotation on the way down, and landed directly on its tip into the concrete (Murphy's Law :rolleyes: ). Blowing out a piece of the concrete, about the size of a kernel of corn in the process.
Here is a picture of the tip 'damage'. >
:spyder: Rex 45 for the Win!
This stack of sheet-stock goes up on some racking, before we cut the bundle open. I do this becasue the sheets are so slick, they can easily slide off during placement, if not secured.
This stack of plastic, is the lightest thing I put on this rack. So it goes all of the way on top (twelve feet off of the floor).
Like a dummy. I opened up my Rex 45 Shaman, before heading up the ladder. :o
After getting half way up. I bump the open knife on the ladder rail, and it fell to the floor. It fell about 5 to 6 feet. I watched it fall, and of course it all seemed to be in slow-motion! :D
It did one rotation on the way down, and landed directly on its tip into the concrete (Murphy's Law :rolleyes: ). Blowing out a piece of the concrete, about the size of a kernel of corn in the process.
Here is a picture of the tip 'damage'. >
:spyder: Rex 45 for the Win!
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Poor concrete didn't know what hit it :p It's a terrible feeling dropping a knife, good nobody got hurt though.SteveMidwest wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 10:31 amCutting heavy plastic banding, and the thin plastic outer-wrap. On a skid of thick plastic sheets (PVC) that just arrived (1" x 4' x 8' - 36 sheets).
This stack of sheet-stock goes up on some racking, before we cut the bundle open. I do this becasue the sheets are so slick, they can easily slide off during placement, if not secured.
This stack of plastic, is the lightest thing I put on this rack. So it goes all of the way on top (twelve feet off of the floor).
Like a dummy. I opened up my Rex 45 Shaman, before heading up the ladder. :o
After getting half way up. I bump the open knife on the ladder rail, and it fell to the floor. It fell about 5 to 6 feet. I watched it fall, and of course it all seemed to be in slow-motion! :D
It did one rotation on the way down, and landed directly on its tip into the concrete (Murphy's Law :rolleyes: ). Blowing out a piece of the concrete, about the size of a kernel of corn in the process.
Here is a picture of the tip 'damage'. >
:spyder: Rex 45 for the Win!
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Hebrews 13:6 So we may boldly say: “The Lord is my helper; I will not fear. What can man do to me?”
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SteveMidwest wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 10:31 am
Here is a picture of the tip 'damage'. >
:spyder: Rex 45 for the Win!
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A Tangerine.
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Me too! That restaurant isn't in Central California is it? :) :spyder:
Shoot! Sorry about that Rex45 tip!
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Been using my HB ladybug to cut twist ties with thin metal wire. It's wrecking the edge a bit, but I needed a knife for this task, and the hb lady is the perfect shape for it, and the least expensive knife in the drawer.
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Sour cream dipped up with salt & vinegar kettle chips!
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Opened a new bag of dog food with my titanium Millie. It's so enjoyable how a well-sharpened Spydie blade just dives through plastic packaging.
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That's so true!!
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Opened the box holding my new (to me) St Nicks Shaman.
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My ghetto can opener broke(didn't even puncture the can!), but I already had the pasta cooked... It was getting opened!
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Nice! What's the edge like after that?
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No damage, a little dulled. Came back to life with about 5 passes per side on the browns.
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Opened a box.