Bonecutter warranted for cutting bone?

[warty]

I need a HDTV cutter.... Darned thing. I'm gonna treat this thing like the copier on the movie "Office Space".

Bring it with you if we do get together Kevin, no doubt I have SOMETHING here that will take care of cutting it.
I will even video you doing it.

 

[stickfred]

I'm sure that Ganesh would oblige, warty.

 

[hollowdweller]

The original bonecutters were made by GK and Prajwal the dude that was selling them said they were used to butcher chickens and goats for Dashain festival.

I actually used one of my GK's on a deer bone one time w/o damage but one of the things that makes them great choppers are their fine edges which means you got a good chance of chipping the edge if the tempering is not right.

If I was going to use mine for cutting bone I'd at least make the grind steeper on the thing.

By the way I used a GB Hunters axe once on a deer leg and chipped the edge so bone is best sawed thru.

 

[warty]

I'm sure that Ganesh would oblige, warty.

You should only refer to him as "The Destroyer" lest you suffer his wrath for having the gall to speak his name out loud.

Not every man is able to wield "The Destroyer" however. Those found unworthy can find themselves destroyed instead.

 

[Jaymo]

OK, fine, I'll use the damned butchering saw.

 

[Jaymo]

This cuts bone no problemo....

That's what I want for a meat cleaver. What's the name of that model?
For some reason, it reminds me of the Chinese restaurant scene from "A Christmas Story".

 

[Karda]

That's what I want for a meat cleaver. What's the name of that model?

It's the H.I. Cleaver:
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=606180&highlight=cleaver

 

[Jaymo]

Remember that scene, with the roast duck that still had it's head attached?

Yeah, I like that cleaver. That's the kind of poultry chopping device I need.