Don’t pry with your knives, folks.

[rdrogers]

Yep, I’m an idiot.

 

[Shaggy]

Paging Glennbad....

 

[Locutus D'Borg]

That's why they make Medfords: so you don't have to use your GECs for prying. (*_*)

 

[afishhunter]

That's why they make Medfords: so you don't have to use your GECs for prying. (*_*)

or wrecking bars.

rdrogers Time for a pen blade delete? Or is there a greater than snowball's chance in h€|| that GEC will sell you a replacement blade?

 

[rdrogers]

or wrecking bars.

rdrogers Time for a pen blade delete? Or is there a greater than snowball's chance in h€|| that GEC will sell you a replacement blade?

Blade delete for sure. Wouldn’t bother GEC with my stupidity.

 

[Elgatodeacero]

Is there enough left for a cap lifter?

Good chance to turn lemons into lemonade?!

 

[Boattale]

Don't pry? Not even a little bit?

 

[afishhunter]

Blade delete for sure. Wouldn’t bother GEC with my stupidity.

Maybe glennbad or one of the other modders here has a replacement blade left over from someone else's blade delete?

 

[rdrogers]

Maybe glennbad or one of the other modders here has a replacement blade left over from someone else's blade delete?

I like the idea of this as a single blade. What a pocket friendly little bugger it would be.

 

[Ruhiger Sturm]

Oh no!! I love those little two blade jack 14’s. Quick and crude way for a blade delete…

 

[rdrogers]

Oh no!! I love those little two blade jack 14’s. Quick and crude way for a blade delete…

15

 

[meako]

Dont leave us hanging...what did you pry?

Is there enough left for a cap lifter?

Good chance to turn lemons into lemonade?!

Caplifting is a form of prying so No.

Don't pry? Not even a little bit?

No.
And by the looks of that blade it was more than a little bit of prying ...
Heres the reason for my Chronic Pryanoia ..
This #79 Workhorse Whittler...Mammoth scales is the 2nd most
expensive knife I own...
I stuck it straight into a piece of soft weathered half rotten log for a photo...when pulled it out the tip had snapped off...OK I may have levered it slightly but no way should it have broken...ground too thin and thats why I say Not SurPrysing.Dont Pry.

 

[Nature Boy]

152212?? Tough one to lose…
I have one of those with a blade delete, done by the late BigBiscuit. Another tough one to lose…

 

[BrotherJim]

Never thought they put too much steel on those things. Maybe they did I guess

 

[MolokaiRider]

I love slippies but they really, really don't like lateral stress.

I have mentioned this before, but I used a new Sodbuster to scrape coconut meat out of the shell and after half of a single nut the rivet worked loose.

Now I only use them to cut straight cuts or at slight angles.

 

[knarfeng]

Bummer.

 

[rhino]

 

[Hickory n steel]

That's why they make Medfords: so you don't have to use your GECs for prying. (*_*)

I don't know what else they could be good for since they seem like a better pry bar than a knife, but they also seem like a worse pry bar than an actual pry bar


Seriously though , this is very easy to carry, inexpensive, saves your knives, and can be used as a knife pick if needed.

 

[Ruhiger Sturm]

15

Oof, Hard to judge size of these guys sometimes. I have a little 14 that looks like this one so I just assumed. Bummer it happened!

 

[Jiki]

Dont leave us hanging...what did you pry?

Caplifting is a form of prying so No.

No.
And by the looks of that blade it was more than a little bit of prying ...
Heres the reason for my Chronic Pryanoia ..View attachment 1843167
This #79 Workhorse Whittler...Mammoth scales is the 2nd most
expensive knife I own...
I stuck it straight into a piece of soft weathered half rotten log for a photo...when pulled it out the tip had snapped off...OK I may have levered it slightly but no way should it have broken...ground too thin and thats why I say Not SurPrysing.Dont Pry.

I would say that 50% of the knives I carve with will eventually loose a tip. Notice the warncliff is not quite as pointy as it came from the factory. I have become fairly proficient at correcting the issue. Now the ops issue is a whole nother level.