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i recently bought a really pretty pearl Bulldog sowbelly, then i had this realization it’s so pretty i don’t wnt to do anything with it and was carrying a second knife like my $20 douk to actually do stuff with
so challenge today is let’s see photos of knives you actually do stuff with and preferably them doing something
one caveat, food prep does count, unless your cuting sausage while climbing in the Alps or opening coconuts on a deserted island, hence spreading peanut butter or slicing tomatoes in your kitchen with a $300 Schatt and Morgan does not count !
spent all weekend in my shop, here are my two work knives, one is a $12 klein utility folder, the other is a old $1 imperial that has tin plate bolsters and plastic wrap scales that i rebuild with micarta also for a shop knife
the fixed blade is is a Footprint tools hacking knife made in Sheffield,it’s a beast, can pry with it, chop, hack, hit with a claw hammer, takes a beating and keeps on ticking
like sheepsfoot for shop knives as can just lick them across the belt sander and wha-la ! super sharp again
tks, happy monday
so challenge today is let’s see photos of knives you actually do stuff with and preferably them doing something
one caveat, food prep does count, unless your cuting sausage while climbing in the Alps or opening coconuts on a deserted island, hence spreading peanut butter or slicing tomatoes in your kitchen with a $300 Schatt and Morgan does not count !
spent all weekend in my shop, here are my two work knives, one is a $12 klein utility folder, the other is a old $1 imperial that has tin plate bolsters and plastic wrap scales that i rebuild with micarta also for a shop knife
the fixed blade is is a Footprint tools hacking knife made in Sheffield,it’s a beast, can pry with it, chop, hack, hit with a claw hammer, takes a beating and keeps on ticking
like sheepsfoot for shop knives as can just lick them across the belt sander and wha-la ! super sharp again
tks, happy monday
