What did you use your sebenza for today?

CHNeal · Mar 12, 2020

Used it a bit at work today but the important stuff happened when I got home...View attachment 1301419

CHNeal · Mar 13, 2020

Used it to open this very excellent example of a first version Buck 303 made by Schrade. View attachment 1302094

Dogdrawz · Mar 13, 2020

To the OP...nothing yet, just bought it.

CHNeal said:
...Buck 303 made by Schrade. View attachment 1302094

Still got pop-pop's 303. It's such a great classic.

CHNeal said:
...the important stuff happened when I got home...View attachment 1301419

...and some people decided to hoard TP...ppppffffsssttttt

CHNeal · Mar 13, 2020

Dogdrawz said:
Still got pop-pop's 303. It's such a great classic.

Most excellent! The Buck 303 was the first pocket knife I ever own...bought for me by my grand pop!

Dogdrawz said:
...and some people decided to hoard TP...ppppffffsssttttt

my theory is if you have enough of one you can always get enough of the other!

Dogdrawz · Mar 13, 2020

Respect.

willard0341 · Mar 14, 2020

CHNeal · Mar 14, 2020

Today it freed this little guy! Nothing special unless you are a Buck 303 collector. These were actually assembled in Mexico from USA parts. A one year failed experiment by Buck but a nice addition to the collection. View attachment 1302610

WedgeAntilles · Mar 14, 2020

Used my small 21 CF to take the hats off some strawberries.

Dcdavis · Mar 14, 2020

Used the Starbenza today at work to strip some wire and open some packages. Cut some string also. Used my Inkosi when I got home to open up my toddler sons knife kit. Pretty cool. Fully functional and plastic

Ajack60 · Mar 14, 2020

Mine helped out on a fixture set I started today and will finish up tomorrow.

Honed_Edge · Mar 15, 2020

Well, I probably should have brought a fixed blade... However, the hollow grind really cut nice. Probably took about 10 minutes to cut down.

The sebenza may have had a little help.

loon#r · Mar 16, 2020

Honed_Edge said:
Well, I probably should have brought a fixed blade... However, the hollow grind really cut nice. Probably took about 10 minutes to cut down.

The sebenza may have had a little help.

You found a one-eyed man in that stump.

Dcdavis · Mar 19, 2020

Technically an Inkosi again. Can’t seem to kick one out of my pocket very long. Landed and stripped some feeds in a pre-wired panel for a production table in a restaurant. Also had to put new cord caps on some existing kitchen equipment. Had to cut the old off and strip back to get on new wire. There will be more as the day goes I’m sure. The Insingo shape is perfect for stripping and skinning

CHNeal · Mar 26, 2020

Like butta...View attachment 1309794

WedgeAntilles · Mar 26, 2020

After joining me for lunch, joined me for mowing the lawn and then the celebratory beverage.

Dcdavis · Mar 26, 2020

Landed some more feeds in another prewired panel. Stripped some more wires, broke down some cardboard boxes, opened a bag of fruit snacks. Bout the same as usual

Ajack60 · Mar 27, 2020

Got caught up on plumbing work, yesterday was a much needed day in the yard cleaning up some wild growth. The CPK did the heavy chores, the 21 tackled the small stuff.

Dcdavis · Mar 28, 2020

Opened several boxes of light fixtures to hang

Ajack60 · Mar 28, 2020

After using the CF 21, had to put the 25 back in the pocket. This evening it tore up some plastic wrap on a case of water and helped me open a snack. There’s not many chores for it working nights at the plant.

CHNeal · Mar 29, 2020

New bone day is a big deal at our house!View attachment 1311818