What did you use your Kershaw for?

Thomas W

Thomas W

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Just finished up using a Kershaw 1259 9" fillet on 6 Steelhead caught up in Washington this morning. Had some family along, what a time it was!

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What have you used your Kershaw for?

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I cut plastic and carpet with mine today......Mr......Showoff!! :p
;)

Nice Steelhead!! :thumbup:


Did you take someone to swim with the fishes? :D

Psst...check your PM.
 
what do you mean did? i use mine everyday for everything i can!

nice fish thomas. glad you get to enjoy time away from the office.
 
Broke down a pile of cardboard boxes. The 0200, JYD II, and TiZDP MiniCyclone took turns.

Nice fish, by the way, Thomas!
 
Thomas W said:
Just finished up using a Kershaw 1259 9" fillet on 6 Steelhead caught up in Washington this morning. Had some family along, what a time it was!

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What have you used your Kershaw for?

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Dang, Thomas...You weren't in my neck of the woods (and didn't stop by to say "hi"), were ya?

BTW...Nice-lookin' fish...Yum, yum...:thumbup:.
 
By the way, I used one my Kershaw Grooves yesterday to cut a Tokina 35-105mm lens (to be used with my Nikon F3HP camera) out of the (well-secured) box that it was sent to me in. Any lesser knife would have failed.
 
Beauty fish, Eh?! Nice one Thomas.:thumbup: Good to see you getting some relaxing time.;) I guess I used mine today for "kinda" the same thing. One of my buddies brought a bunch of California rolls from the local sushi joint into my bar today, they were way too big for one bite, so I used my black ENER-G II to slice 'em in half before poppin' 'em into my mouth. Man that knife is a slicer!!:thumbup: Seaweed isn't all that easy to free cut, especially when you're trying to keep your sushi in tact, but the ENER-G went through it like a hot knife through butter.

Looking forward to slicing up some rainbow trout really soon with my fisherman's blade trader since my 6 year old is itchin' to fish now that school's out.

Cheers all,
Jonny
 
I used my Black, DLC coated Ram to impress this girl at Barns and Noble. But we employ a 'catch and release' philosophy here in idaho. so had to let her go. . .

Gavin
 
I use my knife to cut anything and everything. It seems like I mostly cut myself with my skyline though.:eek: Great lookin fish, I havent been fishing in a long time and have been wanting to.
 
blademaker said:
I used my Black, DLC coated Ram to impress this girl at Barns and Noble. But we employ a 'catch and release' philosophy here in idaho. so had to let her go. . .

Gavin
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Did you at least take a picture?
Otherwise it's just another big fish story...
;)
 
Today? I used my Speed Bump to cut my turkey sandwich in half. I also opened it and closed it about 200 times.
 
Just finished washing down my ZT 0500. Used it a while ago to cut up some chicken for the grill. Did an excellent job btw. Now to lay back and enjoy a little Bushmills!:thumbup::D
 
ok, well next time i meet a girl, i'll tell her 'so uh, no one will ever believe me that i met you, so can i take your picture, and post it on the forums?' not so sure that would work very well. . . but it would be interesting to see if was possible.

Gavin
 
What?
No dancing to go to?
I have cut up 100's og lbs of fish with the 2 I have. awesome

You only caught 1?

pfft

mike
 
Today? Hmmm...

Oh yeah, I cut open the top of a soda twelve pack which sits in front of the console of our van. Almost forgot, I used my Mini Cyclone for freehand knifesharpening practice.
 
I used my RAM to help make the new scales for my RAM, (carved out some of the excess wood).
 
blademaker said:
ok, well next time i meet a girl, i'll tell her 'so uh, no one will ever believe me that i met you, so can i take your picture, and post it on the forums?' not so sure that would work very well. . . but it would be interesting to see if was possible.

Gavin
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I don't suppose it would work very well, but it would have to be better than if you asked to weigh and measure her. :eek:
 
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