Quick Update: My first CPK! Light Chopper first impressions (pic heavy)

Lorien said:
sorry, just for Nate's and my info. Not looking to get into a pissing contest
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Wouldn't the result be similar to Nate's video where he compared the edge of infi and d3v after a 16penny nail? I'm curious to know what other qualities of the edge will you and Nate be looking at. My cat hasnt been killed yet. 😆
 
a knife is such an all encompassing tool. As you and other knife knuts know, there are an almost infinite number of ways that a knife can be used. Within this physical reality, each knife is designed to accommodate a particular galaxy of uses. And not just uses, but effects; effects coming from the environment, or use, or circumstance or whatever.

the knowledge gained from such comparisons is hard won, and doesn't ever come from a specific instance. It comes from experiment and experience, both of which require a commitment of time and energy. And even then, sometimes it's difficult to qualify and quantify the experience in a way which is useful to others. Unless, of course, the result is better design, in which case qualifications and quantifications are not required, because said design fulfills the demands made upon it, given its galaxy of intended use, by providing users with a high probability for an intuitive interaction with it.

or, you could say that I've had one too many, and it's time to pass out. Either way, I'll agree with myself here, and call it a night :)
 
Lorien said:
a knife is such an all encompassing tool. As you and other knife knuts know, there are an almost infinite number of ways that a knife can be used. Within this physical reality, each knife is designed to accommodate a particular galaxy of uses. And not just uses, but effects; effects coming from the environment, or use, or circumstance or whatever.

the knowledge gained from such comparisons is hard won, and doesn't ever come from a specific instance. It comes from experiment and experience, both of which require a commitment of time and energy. And even then, sometimes it's difficult to qualify and quantify the experience in a way which is useful to others. Unless, of course, the result is better design, in which case qualifications and quantifications are not required, because said design fulfills the demands made upon it, given its galaxy of intended use, by providing users with a high probability for an intuitive interaction with it.

or, you could say that I've had one too many, and it's time to pass out. Either way, I'll agree with myself here, and call it a night :)
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How many spirit beads do you have on your lanyard Bro?
 
[video=youtube;ai4QZhZuahM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ai4QZhZuahM[/video]
 
I used the LC around the house today. Man, it's a great tool to have around! Used to to clear/trim some bushes including raspberry, limbed some low hanging branches from some Cedars and Pines, pried some fence boards loose and processed some logs into kindling so we had a bunch on hand for fire pitting. That blade is so easy to flick with very little effort!!! It's easy to carry around on the belt for a long time.

I really love this thing! I love using it and I love holding it! I need to give it a name...
 
Ifellonscissors said:
I used the LC around the house today. Man, it's a great tool to have around! Used to to clear/trim some bushes including raspberry, limbed some low hanging branches from some Cedars and Pines, pried some fence boards loose and processed some logs into kindling so we had a bunch on hand for fire pitting. That blade is so easy to flick with very little effort!!! It's easy to carry around on the belt for a long time.

I really love this thing! I love using it and I love holding it! I need to give it a name...
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Good stuff. :thumbup:
 
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