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A similar thread some years back called my attention to the Ontario Utilitac II.
This is the one with the most stable point, I reckon, but it comes in a couple of flavors. For thirty dollars. Because although I love the 4Max (and Demko designs in general), $360.00 is more than a "wee bit" more. It's more than twice as much.
I see this happen with every suggestion thread, and sometimes you can hear my eyes rolling, right through the Internet. I shouldn't talk, because I don't do any better of a job at controlling my enthusiasm for the next "perfect knife" that comes down the pike, but we're talking about a tool that will get used to open a paint can, or scrape a sticker off a window, at some point.
Also, the Boker Strike. This was just the first configuration that came up in the image search.
If you can find one, the CRKT Folding Razel might work.
Mine doesn't get terribly sharp (Columbia River's heat treat protocol strikes, again), but it's a knife you don't have to be worried about treating badly.

This is the one with the most stable point, I reckon, but it comes in a couple of flavors. For thirty dollars. Because although I love the 4Max (and Demko designs in general), $360.00 is more than a "wee bit" more. It's more than twice as much.
I see this happen with every suggestion thread, and sometimes you can hear my eyes rolling, right through the Internet. I shouldn't talk, because I don't do any better of a job at controlling my enthusiasm for the next "perfect knife" that comes down the pike, but we're talking about a tool that will get used to open a paint can, or scrape a sticker off a window, at some point.
Also, the Boker Strike. This was just the first configuration that came up in the image search.

If you can find one, the CRKT Folding Razel might work.

Mine doesn't get terribly sharp (Columbia River's heat treat protocol strikes, again), but it's a knife you don't have to be worried about treating badly.
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