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A delightfully sharp old piece of Hammer Brand scrap, it slid through the cardboard with no friction at all.
Ted: Do you mean you "won" the knife, or You won against the weed?I cut this giant 14 foot tall weed down and cut it up to little pieces, does that count? I used the JD Ellis Lanny's Clip I won. It worked really well, nice part was I was wearin' sweats and the knife although large and hand filling is super light, I need to throw it on the scale but I bet it couldn't be more than a couple of ozs. So it didn't pull on the sweats like a even a Sebenza would.
Sheepsfoot. Perfect for that kind of thing! Speedy recovery sir!The thin Sheepsfoot blade made short work of the zip ties, cardboard and plast pkging. Even better than my kershaw leek, and felt less dangerous to me. The leek with it's super pointy blade made me nervous.
Marion Illinois, I've got family right near there in Harrisburg, neat! My Case CV medium chestnut bone stockman helped take care of some troublesome roots.View attachment 722196 went to a 13 year old softball tournament in Marion Illinois this weekend. Picked pieces of cantaloupe and watermelon out of containers with my pen blade. Ended up being a mini family reunion environment. I am really enjoying children more and more. May end up adopting one of those little bastards before it's all over with