Guyon's Generousity SFNO

[zenheretic]

Quite some time ago, Guyon lent me a SFNO to play with and test.

Seems like quite a good chopper. Would be a great knife if you could only have one.

Log 1

Log 2...didn't finish, the point was made by then.

When chopping, the over sized handle auto plays into full length grip for extra force.

Did a quick little clearing to test its "machete" type work...works well.

And it is sharp enough to quickly "shave" a limb to make a walking stick.

 

[roughedges]

I love the SFNO. Will do the work of a somewhat larger knife while being small enough for more detailed tasks.

Plus, you can do like I've been doing lately and hammer it into rocky soil to cut tree roots. Guyon might not appreciate it though!

 

[Helle]

Guyons a giver, keep it.

Nice shots Zen, the NMSFNO is defiantly one of the greats.

Thanks for sharing.

 

[LMT66]

Thats a NM SFNO (me thinks)
The perfect "One" blade.

 

[zenheretic]

Guyons a giver, keep it.

Nice shots Zen, the NMSFNO is defiantly one of the greats.

Thanks for sharing.

Too late, sent it back about 4 months ago.


Anyone know an easy to use, free picture resizer for Vista/7?

 

[Guyon]

I thought you made all that up.

Nice to see some pics finally. :thumbup:

 

[zenheretic]

I thought you made all that up.

Nice to see some pics finally. :thumbup:

Had a lot of problems with the new computer and uhhhhhh...... was lazy.

 

[zenheretic]

A few more.



Hiker's tools.

Totally awesome 10 second one handed shelter from downed Fir trees

Better pic of staff.

and one last because we don't need no excuse for gun and knife pics.

 

[upsidedownviking]

Too late, sent it back about 4 months ago.


Anyone know an easy to use, free picture resizer for Vista/7?

You could try "paint.net" vista compatible, but I've only used it in XP, it's free so may be worth a try

 

[zenheretic]

You could try "paint.net" vista compatible, but I've only used it in XP, it's free so may be worth a try

Somebody already turned me on to Irfanview. Pretty easy to use, did it on the second set, was much faster than what I had before.

For XP there is a simple download from Microsoft that allows you to look at photos in your normal browser and right click to resize. Easiest darn thing to use...called Resizer. Doesn't work for Vista though.