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I used my can-opener as an awl to make drainage holes in the wrapping on my new diminutive daffydillies.
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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Did your Traditional knife get a workout today? -Part II
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Very cool, Chip! Now I'm hungry!
afishhunter
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Used the MAM3A to open a plastic tin of Kayak peach dip.
Old Engineer
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Used the 77 to open the box holding the other boxes of coffee .
No additional work needed for them today .
Harry
No additional work needed for them today .
Harry
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Used my Uncle Henry Golden Spike to make kindling for a fire.
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That is a slim beauty!
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Yup, Sawby does some amazing work...
Sharp & Fiery
has my old regular sized toothpick (just under a 4" blade) and it's even more slender. They both disappear in the pocket while packing substantial blades
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Yup, Sawby does some amazing work...
“Old one” sounds like “throw away.”
Arrived in pristine condition and is my true EDC. Thanks, Chip!!
Terrible photo.
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Nothing to technical,I needed a sharp precise slicer to cut the stitching on some webbing straps so the replacement buckle would slide on.
I didn't want to damage the straps so it had to be precise and neat.
Billy Barlow fitted the bill.
I also cut some straps to make wrist straps for my older Nikon DSLR that I have gone back to using.
Do not throw old stuff away whatever your missus says,it may be years later but you will find a use.
This bag of camera straps has been sitting around longer than I care to remember.
I was chuffed to find exactly the right buckle for the sternum strap on my camera rucksack and quality Nikon straps for the wrist straps.
The sternum strap makes it much easier to carry heavy camera gear with comfort,it was essential for me.
I didn't want to damage the straps so it had to be precise and neat.
Billy Barlow fitted the bill.
I also cut some straps to make wrist straps for my older Nikon DSLR that I have gone back to using.
Do not throw old stuff away whatever your missus says,it may be years later but you will find a use.
This bag of camera straps has been sitting around longer than I care to remember.
I was chuffed to find exactly the right buckle for the sternum strap on my camera rucksack and quality Nikon straps for the wrist straps.
The sternum strap makes it much easier to carry heavy camera gear with comfort,it was essential for me.
Nice work on that “pear”ing knife…
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I used my BF21 knife to open a package of oreos. They were glorious.