What did you use your sebenza for today?

[jascolli]

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Great pics. Dcdavis, how often do you have to sharpen your user CRK's and what sharpening system do you use? Thx, Jas

 

[Dcdavis]

Great pics. Dcdavis, how often do you have to sharpen your user CRK's and what sharpening system do you use? Thx, Jas

I’m not a real good judge of edge retention. I personally think it holds an edge long enough. I also prolly let mine get a lot duller than most folks before I sharpen, I very rarely strop. I also rotate knives about every 5-7 days so that makes it harder for me to keep up. I am perfectly fine with a working edge for my needs. With all that being said tho I don’t have any complaints. I’d say on just a guess I could go a month without sharpening with a lot of use on one knife

I have an edge pro sharpening system.

 

[Dcdavis]

 

[Dcdavis]

Plumbers found a ton of leaks and busted pipes under the slab. They also found a ton of conduits full of wire. Had to cut them back with tubing cutter, ream with knife, tie jetline on to old wires both ways then piece conduit back together. Cut a lot of jetline and tape. Still have more to fix. Opened some packages, stripped some solid 12 to wrap around ground screws instead of using pigtails. Cut inside sheath off of Mc cable

 

[Kimber457]

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Quite a day.

 

[marthinus]

Quiet day doing odds and ends around the house fixing all the small mistakes of previous owners.

These plugs were filled with prestick and painted over throughout the house.

Cleaned them out and drilled them out. Will be filling them up before repainting.

 

[sailfish]

 

[Dcdavis]

 

[A.S.]

 

[Dcdavis]

Stripping solid 12 in the middle to wrap around ground screws, cutting tape and inside sheathing on Mc cable again

 

[Dcdavis]

Stripped some romex, opened some packages (can trims, sons drinks, Aeropress filters), reamed some pvc

 

[Dcdavis]

 

[sailfish]

Iron gas pipe???

 

[Dcdavis]

Iron gas pipe???

Haha. The pipes coming thru the roof are painted rigid conduits. Redoing roof lighting on a restaurant.

Now the other pieces (cutting the cap off and the nipple in the bag) are black iron gas pipe. We will do a little gas piping here and there. If you can run rigid conduit you can run gas pipe. Nice short little 90s and fittings, don’t have to worry about pulling wire thru it

 

[Steel_Addiction]

Went thru 4000 feet of greasy mc cable today...id love the stuff if it wasnt so greasy.

Small inksoki got to ride on the greasy merry-go-round all afternoon.

 

[Dcdavis]

 

[bart1]

YoHoo and Sausage, that's serious work right there! Was caulking an open seam between 2 walls, getting the shop ready for winter...

 

[Dcdavis]

 

[Ajack60]

Doing a fixture set, the usual chores, opening boxes, opening packages and scraping paint off PVC pipe.

 

[Murphjd25]

Great pics DC. And great choice of coffee! Death wish is some good stuff if you want to get some stuff done lol. I really need to try to get pictures of use, Sebenza is with my everyday at work.