What did you use your sebenza for today?

[Dcdavis]

Cut open some ant traps, cut some jetline and opened packages. Cut some zip ties and tape. Cut a watermelon in half

 

[Ajack60]

A little sheet rock work and box opening

 

[bart1]

DC ..... you show opening a small flat rate box...HMMMM ... wonder what was inside?????? Care to share... don't leave us hangin!!!!!

 

[Dcdavis]

DC ..... you show opening a small flat rate box...HMMMM ... wonder what was inside?????? Care to share... don't leave us hangin!!!!!

Haha. No CRKs, just a couple small fixed blades on loan

 

[Dcdavis]

Hung some light fixtures and made up a small panel. Cut up some cardboard to walk on, rainy muddy day

 

[Dcdavis]

Opened a hot chocolate package to throw in my coffee this morning. Cut some tape and jetline this morning after a couple wire pulls. Normally don’t use non metallic liquid-tite but it was a bit of emergency situation and they needed the motor running. Had a scrap piece around so I used it and cut it to length. Used it as a door stop and opened a package (doing a little cold coffee brewing). Opened some popcorn and a sucker for my son. In all honesty I couldn’t open the sucker any other way. Knife was last resort

 

[Evany]

D796190B-F9FF-4915-B8FD-3A9BC9069076_1_105_c by e.estern, on Flickr

 

[marthinus]

Putting up shelves.

 

[Dcdavis]

Grabbed a stick and played around out of pure boredom. Cut zip ties, baked potato and steak. Opened a sausage package. Had a piece of wood get wedged around the pulley of the mower and would push the belt out. Pushed it out while holding the belt out of the way at same time.

 

[Dcdavis]

Opened some packages and cut up some steak as well. Cut some phasing tape, used the butt of the knife to scrape a sticker off. Stripped some cord, a lot of romex, SER cable and some 3/0 USE wire. Having a real hard time getting breakers due to Covid. Using whatever we had left at the shop. Scored the outer jacket of metallic liquid-tight. Fairly eventful knife usage day. It’ll only let me post ten pics tho

 

[Cypress]

Dcdavis I don’t own a CRK anymore, but I specifically come to this forum to see your pics. I’m a commercial plumber, so it’s nice to see another tradesman putting the hurt on nice tools. In the field I flog a sheepsfoot Griptilian to death and use a Combat Troodon for finer tasks.

Figured you’d like to know that your pics are highly appreciated.

 

[Dcdavis]

Dcdavis I don’t own a CRK anymore, but I specifically come to this forum to see your pics. I’m a commercial plumber, so it’s nice to see another tradesman putting the hurt on nice tools. In the field I flog a sheepsfoot Griptilian to death and use a Combat Troodon for finer tasks.

Figured you’d like to know that your pics are highly appreciated.

Thanks man, glad to hear it. I get a lot of enjoyment out of using them. I used to hear all the time that nobody actually “uses” CRKs. I know several of people here that do. CRK makes a great working knife in my opinion. Well built, easy to maintain and reliable.
I had a sheepsfoot Grip at one time as well. Love that blade shape. Thanks again

 

[Kimber457]

Great pics Dc.

 

[Dcdavis]

Great pics Dc.

Thank ya much

 

[Dcdavis]

 

[Dcdavis]

Nothing too major today

 

[Dcdavis]

Stripped a lot of wire and opened some packages. Cut more tape and jetline. Sharpened a pencil and dig a metal splinter out of my finger.

 

[Ajack60]

Not much yesterday, a couple of service calls. Opened boxes, cleaned calcium buildup from around a counter top.

 

[Dcdavis]

Cut a strand off my sons sock. Cut some more jetline. Used it as a makeshift flathead screwdriver and a little scraping. Same ole

 

[Dcdavis]

Changed my knife this afternoon when I went to mow. Get nervous carrying wood inlays in summer. Opened a package to put together a tricycle for my son and cut up some pork chops. Easy day