Let's see some "hard use" on your blades!! (photos please)

This borders on knife abuse, but the mighty 0550 pulled through. Who said prybar-like knives is overkill?
 

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I don't have a picture of it...thank goodness...but I lanced a boil behind my ear with an early generation Spyderco Endura. I opened it, wrapped most of it with paper and then a wash cloth leaving about 1/4 inch exposed (which I touched up for the occasion) and ...ZIP...opened that sucker up. Gushed for a minute, oozed for a couple days, and then promptly healed up. About the size of a golf ball and extemely hot to the touch...dark red.

I'd call that hard use. Sorry for the lack of a picture.
 
I don't have a picture of it...thank goodness...but I lanced a boil behind my ear with an early generation Spyderco Endura. I opened it, wrapped most of it with paper and then a wash cloth leaving about 1/4 inch exposed (which I touched up for the occasion) and ...ZIP...opened that sucker up. Gushed for a minute, oozed for a couple days, and then promptly healed up. About the size of a golf ball and extemely hot to the touch...dark red.

I'd call that hard use. Sorry for the lack of a picture.

Entire post makes me :barf:

Congrats; you win the thread! (that poor endura; did it survive?...)
 
I don't have a picture of it...thank goodness...but I lanced a boil behind my ear with an early generation Spyderco Endura. I opened it, wrapped most of it with paper and then a wash cloth leaving about 1/4 inch exposed (which I touched up for the occasion) and ...ZIP...opened that sucker up. Gushed for a minute, oozed for a couple days, and then promptly healed up. About the size of a golf ball and extemely hot to the touch...dark red.

I'd call that hard use. Sorry for the lack of a picture.


The cupcake and strawberry I saw posted above don't look as appetizing any more...
 
I don't have a picture of it...thank goodness...but I lanced a boil behind my ear with an early generation Spyderco Endura. I opened it, wrapped most of it with paper and then a wash cloth leaving about 1/4 inch exposed (which I touched up for the occasion) and ...ZIP...opened that sucker up. Gushed for a minute, oozed for a couple days, and then promptly healed up. About the size of a golf ball and extemely hot to the touch...dark red.

I'd call that hard use. Sorry for the lack of a picture.



That cream cheese pic still look good after HoosierQ's "lanced a boil" story? ;)

I still think it looks good.. But I'm starting to taste one in the back of my mouth that I made for lunch earlier... :barf:
 
This one looks better in this photo than it does now . It gets alot of hard use .

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HOLD MY BEER AND WACH THIS !
 
Dang, stabman, that's some knife abuse right there, especially that last photo!! :D

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Alright alright, I guess cream cheese wasn't a tough enough job...

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Pretty sure the tactical spreading technique becomes more difficult with a denser spread like this...

This is EXACTLY why I conduct extensive "spine lick" tests on all my knives. I believe I saw that in a video by Nutella 'n' Fancy....
 
One of the hardest cuts a knife can be asked to do....the EXTRA thick and hard cellophane wrappers on a pizza...

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One of the hardest cuts a knife can be asked to do....the EXTRA thick and hard cellophane wrappers on a pizza...

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That's too brutal.:eek:
Whenever I've done that, I never took pictures, as they could be used as evidence of knife torture.
I probably shouldn't have even mentioned having done so...
 
This is EXACTLY why I conduct extensive "spine lick" tests on all my knives. I believe I saw that in a video by Nutella 'n' Fancy....

Oh man, you gotta help me get off the floor. I fell on the ground cracking up!!!

Yep, it's a Swamp Rat Rodent Waki:

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:D

Beautiful!!

One of the hardest cuts a knife can be asked to do....the EXTRA thick and hard cellophane wrappers on a pizza...

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Hey man, that's some gruesome stuff, like NC-17 rated. Knives have feelings too!!
 
I batonned some hard aged (12 year) cheddar cheese with my bloodwood small Sebenza -

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I had to do some chopping with my DLC Tilt - then I had to stab a chunk of cow - caution - graphic meat picture -

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Then I caught my wife abusing a poor bird that looked like it had gotten a very nice tan - she just sliced it up with my JK modified wharncliffe -

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Yes - knives can be used.

best

mqqn
 
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