Can use it for everything and yet it can do nothing well haha. Great when in a spot as lots of options. but in survival will probably waste more kcal using it than what youre using it on could provide.
I bet overall the knife, in whatever size or.form, turns out to be one oftge most beneficial tool modern day people get stuff done with.
For me, my machetes are the back bone of everything i do when machines break down.
+1 for blades.
but really, bc Iām writing so much these days, my lappy.
Maybe Iām wrong butā¦
You fight zombies, cut the grass, and write stories about fighting zombies.
Zombies are some weird british fetish.
Nah, Iām boring now. I care for my land. I write bc Iām taking a class.
My friend has one of those. He is in lurve with it.
I feel god-like when Iām operating it as itās meant to be used.
Front loaders are pretty Fing awesome! I am probably breaking at least a couple of the 10 commandments right now.
My friend lives up a hill in the Adirondacks. Their road washed out last spring. Took DPW too long to get to it, so he drove his monsta down the road and shoveled all the rocks out of the road filled the hole and mushed it down before lunchā¦like a giant noisy elf.
My boy! We may be a cult.
Are you looking to build a manufacturing plant?
Whereās the corkscrew? I suppose you can always get the end off the bottle with the axeā¦
Yeah, thatās the only thing missing.
Although, to be honest, Iāve been drinking wine with screw cap recently.
they might as well grind the axe into something a little more useful because an axe that small will be worse than useless. You couldnāt even chop a small branch with it.
Well, itās not perfect, but it does the job. Especially if you canāt take many tool together with you.
I found a good review of it (jump to about 6:30 for some cutting action).
Itās more one of those skull-sized axes.
My husband often carries a large folding knife on his belt wherever he is. Uses them for bushcrafting and other things, like cutting steak in restaurants that wonāt give real knives. Never had a problem in Taiwan or anywhere else.
We used them on the farm to pitch cow manure. Made a shit job fun.
Certainly more useful than 1/4th of an elephant.
Except to the other 3/4 of the elephant, of course.
Unless you are hungry.
I kept my cordless electric drill when I moved to Taiwan, it was one of the few things in the toolbox useful enough to keep
Swiss army knife is handy
Most often used is kitchen stuff, especially knives
