sure did! i found an old pine stump today and descided to pry off all of the bark and rotted sections to get at the fat wood inside . couldnt find a propper baton to help chisel through the wood so i used a rock . good ole southern sandstone so it wasnt too harsh on the impacts but it did take alot of the finish off . i dont think i ever pried that hard on a knife either and havent worked my bk7 or any other knife that hard in a long long time . the angle i had to work with was crap was what i consider all out abuse of any tool . it done me proud though but now it reeks of pine tar .
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I slammed my becker with a rock!!!
- Thread starter gutsy
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How on earth did you do that. Oh, your Becker, never mind.