A walk of the grounds w/ a BK9

oso_blanco

oso_blanco

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I took my BK9 for a walk around the property (mind you it’s not quite an acre) looking at the work I have coming this spring. For those under tons of snow; ‘twas a beautiful day:cool:, with temps in the mid 40sF, but yet, ice in the birdbath. I had the 9 with me to cut and trim some potential walking staffs.

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Hey Oso Blanco....

Nice job on the stripping........Forties and GREEN grass.....I wish.....

All Best....

ethan
 
Good looking blade man.

Gonna' be 60 and suuny here this week end (yeah)

Preasure washing the deck :grumpy: - But there's gotta' be a use for a kinfe on the job ... just gotta' ! lol
 
ah, sunny, palest blue skies, 14 feet+ snowbanks :) the local groundhog probably said screw it :>
 
Just curious, does the nine have the grind marks (typical of the 2's) visible after you strip it? I don't see them in the pics.

thanks
randy
 
tradewater said:
Just curious, does the nine have the grind marks (typical of the 2's) visible after you strip it? I don't see them in the pics.

thanks
randy
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Randy, if you mean the ones perpendicular to the edge? yes it has them. after the chemical stripper, I used an orbital?vib sander w/ 320, 400 and 600 'til those lines were about all that remained, and quit. The lines are so even, they do not bother me, in fact I like the look.
 
the 9 looks good stripped too...hmm. what is that green stuff under the chair? :p
 
I think I am starting to favor the stripped over the coated now. Nothing but good looks when stripped.
 
Man is your grass that green this time of year?!?! I live in Idaho and my lawn looks like the aftermath of a great agent orange spillage.
Cheers
Balding
 
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