What did you use your sebenza for today?

[Dcdavis]

Great pics DC. And great choice of coffee! Death wish is some good stuff if you want to get some stuff done lol. I really need to try to get pictures of use, Sebenza is with my everyday at work.

Thanks man. Yea it is some good stuff. I don’t think it tastes bad either. Some of those real strong/high caffeine coffee taste like dirt

 

[MreeceC]

One more year. Not promised Not owed. Gifted and Grace. Thankful for it.

 

[Dcdavis]

Irrigation guys cut thru some low voltage pool light conduits. Cut some rags to pull back through and clean pipe. Cut tape, jetline, stripped new cord and opened some packages and packaging. Cut cardboard to put my knees on in ditch

 

[Ante Vukorepa]

Unpackaged a whole lot of boxes to get to the airgun goodies inside...

Also cut up a part of the Hogue grip i bought for it (it didn't *quite* fit at the front) and cleaned up a barrel band (very right of the photo) i designed and 3D printed cause i don't feel comfortable with having the barrel and the air cylinder just... hanging like that. Yeah, yeah, i know, harmonics, free-floating, bla bla... Still don't feel comfortable leaving it like that.

 

[marthinus]

Odds and ends as it helped me create my own.

 

[Ante Vukorepa]

Odds and ends as it helped me create my own.

I like that hump on the spine. That’s precisely the bit of “meat” i think is missing on Sebenzas and the ‘Zaan.

 

[Dcdavis]

 

[Dcdavis]

Cut some rubber tape, vinyl tape, heat shrink, stripped some wire and opened some packages

 

[Dcdavis]

Plumbers dug up some more underground lines, spliced and repaired them. Fished in some Romex, stripped them. Opened packages, used the swedge as a screwdriver. Cut a zip tie on a new torch kit

 

[Dcdavis]

 

[sailfish]

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As good as the insingo and tanto is for this type of work, I almost have to say the drop point is more fun to use. Its function is a little more generalized and depends more the user to make their own technique for getting it to do what they want.

 

[Dcdavis]

As good as the insingo and tanto is for this type of work, I almost have to say the drop point is more fun to use. Its function is a little more generalized and depends more the user to make their own technique for getting it to do what they want.

I know what you mean. For stripping cord, romex, tray cable or any jacketed type of wire I have my own little technique of stripping. It becomes natural over time with each different shape I’m using. Insingo is pretty much just as natural as it gets

 

[Dcdavis]

Changed a bunch of ballast, exit and emergency lights. Mainly just opened a ton of packaging and some light prying. Stripped some solid #12 when I forgot my strippers. Long walk back down the ladder

 

[Dcdavis]

 

[Ante Vukorepa]

Lol!

 

[Dcdavis]

More of the same today

 

[Murphjd25]

Caught up on some maintenance and sharpening today.

 

[Dcdavis]

Don’t tell mom

 

[tomsch]

Amazing use of what CRK intended these knives for. What is your sharpening regiment?

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[Dcdavis]

Amazing use of what CRK intended these knives for. What is your sharpening regiment?

I don’t really keep up. I don’t strop. Really I just let them get dull then sharpen on my edge pro. I don’t do the sharpening upkeep like I should. Plus I rotate several so it extends periods in between sharpening. Once I can’t sharpen pencils easily is when I start to notice it’s time to sharpen