WHAT DID YOU USE YOUR KNIFE FOR TODAY!!!!!!????

[doglegg]

Cut a couple taters with some butter for lunch with my 72 just now.

[woodwalker]

Cut a couple taters with some butter for lunch with my 72 just now.

[GSPTOPDOG]

A little bit of this ... and ... a little bit of that.....

[TripleF]

Last week....took a little break on my bike ride..

[woodwalker]

Cut up some potatoes with my Imperial Congress.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Cutting rope for sprucing up an axe....

[ThatWeirdKnifeGuy]

Cutting rope for sprucing up an axe....

So that's how you did the axe. With a knife of course. Which sharp end do you try hardest to avoid when you're using a cutty thing to work on a sharp thing?

[Reverand]

I am currently "camping" in a mobile home that I am remodeling for the family. I started to heat a can of chili for supper when I realized that I haven't bought a can opener for the place!
Not a problem, as I keep this SAK handy in my bug-out bag. It sliced through that can top like butter!

[GSPTOPDOG]

Hauling stuff and getting the ropes back in order ....

[GSPTOPDOG]

I am currently "camping" in a mobile home that I am remodeling for the family. I started to heat a can of chili for supper when I realized that I haven't bought a can opener for the place!
Not a problem, as I keep this SAK handy in my bug-out bag. It sliced through that can top like butter!

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Great way to "Be prepared" ...

[doglegg]

Hauling stuff and getting the ropes back in order ....

Useful knife and even more useful mule tape.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Hauling stuff and getting the ropes back in order ....

Useful knife and even more useful mule tape.

Thanks D.L. I never heard the term "mule tape" I like that term . I used to rock climb and we just called it "nylon webbing" or "flat nylon strap" .... "mule tape" sounds like a pretty good description to me

[doglegg]

Hauling stuff and getting the ropes back in order ....

Useful knife and even more useful mule tape.

Thanks D.L. I never heard the term "mule tape" I like that term . I used to rock climb and we just called it "nylon webbing" or "flat nylon strap" .... "mule tape" sounds like a pretty good description to me

We used it in pulling wire for traffic light installation and for pulling fiber optic cable and that was the name we used. It is tuff stuff.

[GSPTOPDOG]

....eating....

[C-WADE7]

This post has been idle all week, I spurred the ol’ Rooster along today on another Christmas ornament.

[woodwalker]

This post has been idle all week, I soured the ol’ Rooster along today on another Christmas ornament.

Man, that's a pretty knife!! Good to see you use it to carve all your cool items!!

[doglegg]

This post has been idle all week, I soured the ol’ Rooster along today on another Christmas ornament.

That's quite a talented Rooster .

[GSPTOPDOG]

Opened a box from CXIII (AKA: Corn Creek Cutlery... AKA "Tony"). Only to find and outstanding stag scale RoseCraft Nolichucky Jacks. Thanks, CXIII!!! The knife you send me is just plain awesome! Great customer service from Corn Creek Cutlery!

[bosmatj]

Yesterday I cut up cardboard boxes, so I sharpened it today and then sliced some chicken meat for lunch and opened a banana.

[hawkeye009]

I opened a package and cleaned a couple primer pockets on 22 hornet casings...kind of odd but you never know what you'll need a knife for. Or use it for.

[1967redrider]

This guy used his to shoe a horse-



I guess this is how my great-grandfather did it. He was a blacksmith and dairy farmed using 2 draft horses.

[TripleF]

On my hike over the weekend...

[treefarmer]

No pictures but I broke down a deer with my old faithful Queen #39 folding hunter. Will use several different knives to process the shoulders, hams, backstraps and the pan full of trim.
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[woodwalker]

Cutting some Deer meat with crackers.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Cutting some Deer meat with crackers.

Mmmmmm!