What did you use your Spyderco for last?

[Joelc73]

I cut a piece of heavy plastic landscape edging with my Pac 2 today. It didn’t even wince!

[PeaceInOurTime]

Cut open a few bags of leaves and grass clippings.

[Netherend]

I used my Caribbean to trim a few thorny vines on my berry bushes.

[Havenje]

I sliced an english muffin at work with my cruwear dlt pm2

[JBoone]

Sunflower seed package for garden. Opened a letter and broke down a box as well before that today. K390 Endella which continues to impress, and I continue to carry it.

[JBoone]

Sorry dupe

[PeaceInOurTime]

[PeaceInOurTime]

Cut some strawberries, opened a few bags of grass clippings, cut off the bottom of a jug to make a funnel, opened a jug of motor oil, and cut duct tape and packaging tape in the process of helping a friend break into their house (and the subsequent minor repair) after locking their keys inside.

[Joelc73]

My PM2 helped me cut open 12 arborvitae planters and 20 bags of top soil today.

[Pacu0420]

Today I used my Native5 to open the packaging my latest Spyderco came in. Lol! (Shaman 15V, oh yeah!) I did, however, use my Manix2 to cut open a bunch of bags of mulch a couple days ago. Definitely came in handy for that.

[RustyIron]

The Endura PE K390 was used to make a new drive belt for a lathe today. The material is a rubberized canvas. It's 2" wide and about 3/16" thick. I made a total of three cuts with some scrap particle board backing it up. The knife started off very sharp and ended up rather dull. It was an unusual task, and I don't suspect any other steel would have fared better. It was a fun experiment, and it was a necessary experiment. When I make another belt, maybe I'll try out a serrated edge.

[JSumm]

Try it with your SE K390 next time @RustyIron. I would be interested to see how that one handles it.

[RustyIron]

Try it with your SE K390 next time @RustyIron. I would be interested to see how that one handles it.

I'll give it a shot. There's one more belt that I need to replace... maybe in a week or two.