Can your knife support your weight?

Thanks to the Freedom of Information Act, the existance of the 'three-dog-knife' can be revealed, hovever many parts of the original reports have been blacked out, for obvious security reasons. Apparently the original 'three-dog-knife' (henceforth referred to as 3DK) was designed for retail security special operations officers during the ultra-secret Canine Intervention Events ca. 2007-09. Originally carried in special speed-sheaths deployed from an 'undervest', 3DKs were deployed with great effect during Operations "Black and White" and "Shambala". Unfortunately, the secret predator mall dogs changed their tactics (by forming up in groups other than three), and the results created the now famously secret "Joy to the World" disaster, in which the chaos became so intense that the nephew of an anonymous Mayor was sodomised, and he left the mall screaming "Mama told me not to Come". Most 3DKs were mothballed after that event, and were reglegated to bicycle protection duties. Most specifications are still restricted to a need-to-know basis, but they are thought to be created from a super steel alloy, able to support the weight of the user when driven into any substance, cut auto steel like butter, including the hinges of already opened doors, and still hold an edge capable of taking down three dogs. Most examples were either destroyed or confiscated by the invading subliminal alien gang the "Canines of Sirius" who put up a reward of 3million "kibbles" 200 thousand "bits" (approx. $150 USD) for each example. Survivors are rare, and can 'fetch' high dollar on the Black Dog Market. 3DKs are not considered imports as they have "Never been to Spain", but they've been to Oklahoma.
 
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My larger Escalade will hold 3-4 guys, the 3 dogs, some IEDs, some bikes and really tough knives. Bring it fool!! (Mr.T voice)
 
My SM-100 knife can be superheated above the melting point of carbon steel knives, and cut though them like well a hot Titanium alloy knife though high carbon butter.

Can your knife do that?

My Knife can if you actually manage to bend it out of shape.. return to original shape just by placing it in camp fire as its a memory alloy...

Can your knife do that?

My Knife can be left in salt water for a few thousand years and not corrode

Can your Knife do that?

My knife can shave hair thin shivers off mild steel bars

Can your Knife do that?

The fact my knife cant be made hair splitting sharp, is thicker then many steel based knives, and is entirely too expensive to actually USE out in the woods is besides the point.
 
Of course, some knives are weight 'enablers' rather than weight 'supporters.' Examples would be something like using a Bob Loveless to cut and spread the Braunschweiger and then using a Bill Moran to prep salad fixings. Morally one would want to switch them occasionally to maintain balance.
 
My SM-100 knife can be superheated above the melting point of carbon steel knives, and cut though them like well a hot Titanium alloy knife though high carbon butter.

Can your knife do that?

My Knife can if you actually manage to bend it out of shape.. return to original shape just by placing it in camp fire as its a memory alloy...

Can your knife do that?

My Knife can be left in salt water for a few thousand years and not corrode

Can your Knife do that?

My knife can shave hair thin shivers off mild steel bars

Can your Knife do that?

The fact my knife cant be made hair splitting sharp, is thicker then many steel based knives, and is entirely too expensive to actually USE out in the woods is besides the point.

my knife has a hardness rating at red heat . It will still have enough hardness in it it will cut mild steel bar. I lost the data sheet somewhere between here and the last decade when I made it tho , sorry .
I can and do show off cutting sheet steel and whittling threads off mild steel bolts and enjoying that it still keeps its edge
My knife is more corrosion resistant than regular high carbon , but not as corrosion as stainless steel
I have put blanks into a vice , put huge monkey wrench on them , and a cheater bar , and yes I can snap them . With just the force I can apply by hand , no I cannot snap them . They do not take a set when I do flex them tho . They spring back true every time
My knife will take an edge that is literally hair whittling sharp , it is thinner than most knives its size , cost me less than $5 to make and gets used for a hell of a lot of things .
I made it from high speed tool steel , ok so its an over engineered steel for knife making applications , it was cheap ( free ) and it was there to be used .
It is a real knife tho no fantasy required :)
 
Excellent use of the word "twain" with no reference to Mark. Kudos Sir. ;)
Clemons came up with Mark Twain from marking the twain or marking the second fathom knot of a sink/depth line assuring a safe 12 foot draft in the Mississippi for river paddle wheelers. Both the poster here and Clemons reference the same --- two.
 
See his hand? He's about to take out the front dog first.

Personally, I'd first take out the dog trying to choke me.

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My BK2 could support my weight and can cut a car and still have a working edge on it. It's a beast:

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