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W-457,
No insinuations here, just an Honest question: You said you went through a number of Busse knives (16 or 17) trying to find your favorite one, and out of all of them the only one you ever used was your first. Sounds like you sold or traded the others without using them. So my question is, how do you find out if you like a knife - or a favorite one - without using them (a lot)? You went out and whacked at stuff right away with your new FBM, indicating the willingness to "unpretty" them and use them in addition to looking at them.
Oh, and AMS and TTKZ are pretty significantly different categories of knives with distinctly different uses. How does one compare an AMS to a TTKZ? Until that last bit about the chopping, I would have concluded that you were looking for your favorite knife to look good sitting on your shelf (and I was glad to see that last bit!). So, as I said, honest question(s), and without judgment. I just don't quite understand and am curious. Oh, lest I forget - NICE blade there!
Cheers!
Ken
No insinuations here, just an Honest question: You said you went through a number of Busse knives (16 or 17) trying to find your favorite one, and out of all of them the only one you ever used was your first. Sounds like you sold or traded the others without using them. So my question is, how do you find out if you like a knife - or a favorite one - without using them (a lot)? You went out and whacked at stuff right away with your new FBM, indicating the willingness to "unpretty" them and use them in addition to looking at them.
Oh, and AMS and TTKZ are pretty significantly different categories of knives with distinctly different uses. How does one compare an AMS to a TTKZ? Until that last bit about the chopping, I would have concluded that you were looking for your favorite knife to look good sitting on your shelf (and I was glad to see that last bit!). So, as I said, honest question(s), and without judgment. I just don't quite understand and am curious. Oh, lest I forget - NICE blade there!
Cheers!
Ken