Photos Buck Knives in Action!

[Pony_Hernandez]

 

[Alone]

A gnarly (*GNARLY!) piece of aged Ligustrum...

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

I’ve got a backlog of posts to add to this thread, here goes...

Staking down some netting and other yardwork:

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

Opening packages.

A new set of Chase Tactical 4S17M Lv4 ceramic plates and a Phlster Floodlight OWB holster.

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

My brother’s North Vietnamese surplus stove plus some food stuff.

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

A hook for some wind chimes, food stuff, and some support columns for sagging shelves.

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

An Atlatl, yard work, and food.

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

Food, fire, and yard work.

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

Yardwork and whittling.

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[Enzo’s Woodshop]

Fires, food, and whittling.

 

[pjsjr]

E Enzo 's Workshop great photographic narrative of your passion for the outdoor life and use of Buck's 124, thanks for sharing.

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

Thanks! pjsjr

 

[eveled]

Cutting some electrical tape chasing a gremlin on a Gravely tractor.

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

Support for a tomato plant, and some whittling. Two drink stirrers, one in a thin oval shape with tapered spiral grooves, another in a concave shape with three horizontal grooves at each end. Also, a butter spreader. The drink stir sticks are ready to be sanded and oiled, but the spreader still needs more knifework. The spiral grooves aren’t yet consistent enough.

 

[Alone]

Enzo’s Woodshop ,


Man, if you got rid of that 124 today, I think it's safe to say that you've gotten 20X the value out of it.

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

Enzo’s Woodshop ,


Man, if you got rid of that 124 today, I think it's safe to say that you've gotten 20X the value out of it.

Yeah I’ve certainly gotten good use out of it. I’m hoping it’ll continue to see use for the rest of my life! I’m 23 right now, so if I’m blessed enough to live to old age, that could be a while!

 

[Alone]

Yeah I’ve certainly gotten good use out of it. I’m hoping it’ll continue to see use for the rest of my life! I’m 23 right now, so if I’m blessed enough to live to old age, that could be a while!

It's a "Buck".

Your Grandkid's Grandkids will be beating on that thing...long after you and I are food for the ants and worms.

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

Did some property maintenance for an elderly family friend.

Cleared out a few small trees she didn’t like. She wanted them put into her burn pit, so I processed the trees into thirds so it would all fit.

Did some yard work on my own property. Mowed, then used the Frontiersman to trim some plants.

Cheddar cheese bread with butter.

Covered the new shed with a big tarp so I can treat and seal the wood without worrying about the rain too much. Used 80lb blocks as anchor points for the tarp. Five anchor points per side. That’s a total of 1,600lb of weight keeping the tarp in place.

 

[rhino]

Did some property maintenance for an elderly family friend.

Cleared out a few small trees she didn’t like. She wanted them put into her burn pit, so I processed the trees into thirds so it would all fit.

Did some yard work on my own property. Mowed, then used the Frontiersman to trim some plants.

Cheddar cheese bread with butter.

Covered the new shed with a big tarp so I can treat and seal the wood without worrying about the rain too much. Used 80lb blocks as anchor points for the tarp. Five anchor points per side. That’s a total of 1,600lb of weight keeping the tarp in place.

Did you chop through the branches, beaver chew them, or go for the ol' baton?

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

Did you chop through the branches, beaver chew them, or go for the ol' baton?

I just chopped through. While the 124 is not a chopper, it isn’t half bad at acting like one. Made quick work of those smaller trees.

I think it’s because of the thin grind. The knife bites way deeper than one would usually expect a ~6inch knife to.