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

[woodwalker]

Cutting some Deer meat with crackers.

Mmmmmm!

Young doe.

[Steve Warden]

Cutting some Deer meat with crackers.

I've never used crackers to cut anything.

[Waukonda]

Cutting some Deer meat with crackers.

I've never used crackers to cut anything.

I have cut deer meat with cheese, the "sharp" cheese being the most efficient.

[woodwalker]

Cutting some Deer meat with crackers.

I've never used crackers to cut anything.

you crazy rascal!

[woodwalker]

Cutting some Deer meat with crackers.

I've never used crackers to cut anything.

I have cut deer meat with cheese, the "sharp" cheese being the most efficient.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Cutting some Deer meat with crackers.

I've never used crackers to cut anything.

I have cut deer meat with cheese, the "sharp" cheese being the most efficient.

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[ThatWeirdKnifeGuy]

The dad jokes are rampant on this thread.

[desert.snake]

A couple of days ago - I was stripping wires. Got a couple of dents on the cutting edge, the steel is soft after all. Tina 615 10.5 modern production

[robpa]

cutting a couple fingers. thats about it for today.

[Steve Warden]

cutting a couple fingers. thats about it for today.

Let's hope it's chicken fingers and not people fingers!

[Ivoryman]

Getting the dregs out of the lip salve plunger when it's too low to reach your lips.

[L8Tagain]

Cutting zip ties, with my Buck 110.

[cody6268]

Removed a twist tie from an old, partial cheapie set of measuring spoons I had to free up the 1 tsp. measure (as I can rarely find the silverware teaspoons when I need them for the instant coffee)

Peeled an orange.

The wind finally finished off a pretty beat-up storm door closer, so I had to buy a new one at Lowe's.

Cut open the parts bags.

[Cmb0415]

Glasses repair - great use of my M390 steel.

[treefarmer]

I used my over 50 year old Dexter 2333 9 to turn venison backstraps into boneless venison chops, a favorite at our home!

I'd hate to face at one time all the deer chops, sliced venison ham and Florida bass that this old gal has been through. Must be a good pattern, it is still being made.

Treefarmer

[desert.snake]

Cool knife! Looks like it was loved and sharpened very carefully on stones Usually I see old fillet knives with wear in the middle from the cooking steel

I cut small pieces of cheese. I only recently realized that it tastes better when it's cut small. I thought about getting a grater, but I eat it so rarely that it would be useless

[bighomer]

Well yestiddy I opened some boxes then brok'um down for recycle.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Got a piece of cactus stuck in my foot ... right through the shoe!

[Ivoryman]

I don't really like the standard, store bought picks, so when I need a new one I whittle up an old credit card and create my own custom fit to my specs.

[QTCut5]

Processing fruit. Some to dry, some to eat fresh.

[PennyTheDog]

I took off a screen door and removed the damaged screen with a Victorinox Tinker today

[QTCut5]

Smith & Wesson "Sideburn" on this pile of cardboard boxes....

[doglegg]

Smith & Wesson "Sideburn" on this pile of cardboard boxes....

A cardboard carver! Perfect knife for it.

[ThatWeirdKnifeGuy]

Smith & Wesson "Sideburn" on this pile of cardboard boxes....

Nice ride

[Jeepergeo]

I just fiddled with my Buck Marksman. Somehow flipping it is very soothing. And no blood was lost!!