What Buck are you carrying today?

Today’s combo, 303 Cadet and the February 2021 botm large Vantage Pro S35vn blade and natural micarta inserts. I’ve carried this new vantage the last two days and I’m really liking it. I had to cut some canvas tarps that the wind shredded and was tangled around everything. The S35vn blade cut it like it was a wet noodle. I’m very satisfied!
 

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Not really carrying it, but using it around the house again.
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GPyro said:
I forgot my knife......
...... I never realized how often I reached for that thing.
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I temporarily misplaced my Ranger Pro a few months back and was mortified, even though I have dozens of others Bucks to choose from for a day's work.

Needless to say I've been anxious to purchase another Pro as a backup as soon as they are back in stock at Buck.
 
I made a point to remember it today.
My utility knife gets most of the work.
But not having my 112 makes for a bad day.
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After installing the scuppers, I had to go up on the roof and trim the edges out with pvc metal so the roofer could heat weld it in.
The roof is new, but gets rust stained when any amount of metal is left on it. It doesn't help when the fitters are installing pipe nearby.

A square to round for a 36 inch pipe.
 
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GPyro said:
I made a point to remember it today.
My utility knife gets most of the work.
But not having my 112 makes for a bad day.
View attachment 1528981 View attachment 1528982

After installing the scuppers, I had to go up on the roof and trim the edges out with pvc metal so the roofer could heat weld it in.
The roof is new, but gets rust stained when any amount of metal is left on it. It doesn't help when the fitters are installing pipe nearby.

A square to round for a 36 inch pipe.
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Nice sheetmetal work and caulking.
 
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