Hi All,
As I get back into the swim of things, I've found more work to do than I ever wanted. I had a stack of sheetrock trashed during my long layoff. tree droppings
and some water dammage that I was unable to fix in a timely manner. Not to mention some "weeds" that were planted as flowers (not my idea) that sent out runners in all direction and just about took over the yard. And even more stuff!
I still can't swing blade or hammer very hard, so.... I employed the old bromide, "The smaller the man, the bigger the hammer". I got out my trusty 21" AK (one of the first from SHOP2) and had at it. I don't need to swing hard at all, I've just let the weight of the knife do the work and things are comming along well, if but slowly. That big blade has made digging up those runners fairly easy without ripping the yard up. Shovels and digging forks would have made a real mess of things.
This is "THE" knife that I have reached for most in the past, for work, except for my "beloved pet" villager from batch #1.
Dan
As I get back into the swim of things, I've found more work to do than I ever wanted. I had a stack of sheetrock trashed during my long layoff. tree droppings
and some water dammage that I was unable to fix in a timely manner. Not to mention some "weeds" that were planted as flowers (not my idea) that sent out runners in all direction and just about took over the yard. And even more stuff! I still can't swing blade or hammer very hard, so.... I employed the old bromide, "The smaller the man, the bigger the hammer". I got out my trusty 21" AK (one of the first from SHOP2) and had at it. I don't need to swing hard at all, I've just let the weight of the knife do the work and things are comming along well, if but slowly. That big blade has made digging up those runners fairly easy without ripping the yard up. Shovels and digging forks would have made a real mess of things.
This is "THE" knife that I have reached for most in the past, for work, except for my "beloved pet" villager from batch #1.
Dan
