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Not much of a test but I figured I'd compare Mrs Pit's BB with a couple of my favourite fuzz stick makers.
Here is the line up, from top to bottom...My ML Knives Kephart, My Koster Scandi Nessmuk and Mrs Pit's Baby Booshway...
By pitdog2010 at 2011-03-30
They all performed pretty much the same with the BB and the ML coming out on top when it came to comfort. I could quite easily work all day with these two knives without getting any hot spots etc. The performance of the BB is all the more impressive when you take into account that it's outta 3/16" stock compared with the ML's 1/8" stock and also when you consider the Koster has a scandi grind !
By pitdog2010 at 2011-03-30
I can't even finish one fuzz stick without the Koster becoming uncomfortable, to be fair Dan Koster has now addressed this issue and makes thicker slabs. This pics shows why the other two are the most comfortable....
By pitdog2010 at 2011-03-30
This pic shows why the BB is a lean mean slicing machine !!!!
By pitdog2010 at 2011-03-30
Here is the line up, from top to bottom...My ML Knives Kephart, My Koster Scandi Nessmuk and Mrs Pit's Baby Booshway...
By pitdog2010 at 2011-03-30
They all performed pretty much the same with the BB and the ML coming out on top when it came to comfort. I could quite easily work all day with these two knives without getting any hot spots etc. The performance of the BB is all the more impressive when you take into account that it's outta 3/16" stock compared with the ML's 1/8" stock and also when you consider the Koster has a scandi grind !
By pitdog2010 at 2011-03-30
I can't even finish one fuzz stick without the Koster becoming uncomfortable, to be fair Dan Koster has now addressed this issue and makes thicker slabs. This pics shows why the other two are the most comfortable....
By pitdog2010 at 2011-03-30
This pic shows why the BB is a lean mean slicing machine !!!!
By pitdog2010 at 2011-03-30