Although this is not specifically about Schrade, I thought you folks might appreciate this (since it involves the use of my 8OT).
I have finally learned how to sharpen knives to hair tip cutting sharpness. Yes, I know that's old hat for you guys, but hey, my new found talent gives me a thrill.
Anyway, today I went to the break room to refill my cup of coffee. I reached for one of those sugar packets, and for some reason, instead of tearing it open, I said, "What the hell. Slice it." So, I took out the 8, held the pack gently between the thumb and forefinger of my left hand about 1/2" from the top, and gently sliced the top off with the clip point.
Folks standing nearby gave me some strange looks. 
Surely ya'll can relate to this can't you?
I have finally learned how to sharpen knives to hair tip cutting sharpness. Yes, I know that's old hat for you guys, but hey, my new found talent gives me a thrill.
Anyway, today I went to the break room to refill my cup of coffee. I reached for one of those sugar packets, and for some reason, instead of tearing it open, I said, "What the hell. Slice it." So, I took out the 8, held the pack gently between the thumb and forefinger of my left hand about 1/2" from the top, and gently sliced the top off with the clip point.
Folks standing nearby gave me some strange looks. Surely ya'll can relate to this can't you?
Our company buys coffee beans for our coffee machine and they come in 1 kg foil bags. It's pretty amazing to watch other sheeple try to tear that bag open and dump a bunch of beans everywhere, when a blade does it so neatly 
There's this little foil ridge where the bag is joined, and if the blade is just slightly dull, it hangs there. Most of the time, one motion and the tops off