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....well a SYKCO actually
Now....let me preface this by saying.....this is NO indictment of the knife....just the operator.....
I have used a modified Scrapper5 for close to 10 years now as my shed knife..... it had been ground on when I got it, taught myself to use the WSKT Ken Onion sharpener on it, lost it in a wet corner behind my road bike for about a year, dropped it, thrown it and generally treated it like Snow White got it from the Ugly Stepsisters. Never an issue..... !!
You know that saying about right tool for the job.....well the point of a Scrapper5 IS NOT the right tool to use to lever up pavers with....
Had a few that had been lifted by some roots and I needed to lift them out one at a time, clear the roots and set them back in. I had NO concerns about using the Scrapper to cut the roots but knew even as that loud *tink* sound occurred that the point of the knife was not what I should have been using to get that stuck one up with (though it did happily lever up three or four others).
So now I get to teach myself how to regrind a drop point on that knife..... there is a little ray of sunshine in every event I think....


Now....let me preface this by saying.....this is NO indictment of the knife....just the operator.....

I have used a modified Scrapper5 for close to 10 years now as my shed knife..... it had been ground on when I got it, taught myself to use the WSKT Ken Onion sharpener on it, lost it in a wet corner behind my road bike for about a year, dropped it, thrown it and generally treated it like Snow White got it from the Ugly Stepsisters. Never an issue..... !!
You know that saying about right tool for the job.....well the point of a Scrapper5 IS NOT the right tool to use to lever up pavers with....


So now I get to teach myself how to regrind a drop point on that knife..... there is a little ray of sunshine in every event I think....


