Satin Jack'o'lantern!

[mymindisamob]

My wife is trying to convince me to carve my pumpkin with my SJT. If I drink any more rum tonight, she may convince me. Good thing I know how to stitch myself. Anyone else carve pumpkins with a Busse?

 

[Markh]

That's an awsome idea. I am taking time off work to hang out with my daughter on Halloween. Maybe I will use my MS and carve a jack-0-lantern and start a new tradition.

 

[Troy H]

Pics!!!

 

[BOILER]

I carved a pumpkin with my son John this evening. I used a razor-sharp Leaner Meaner Street. It worked quite well!

 

[Walking Man]

I would think an SK would the best job out of all of them.

 

[rbmcmjr]

In my opinion, you really need serrations to carve pumpkins well. I'm not certain that Busse style serrations ("flying") would be conducive to it. Maybe the band breaker from the back of the NARK?

Rick

 

[mymindisamob]

Well, a SJT is not the best choice for carving pumpkins. My Jack'o'lantern is turning into a Hack'o'lantern. It's been fun, and I'll tell you folks, the TAC slabs don't give up their grip even to pumpkin slime.

 

[Troy H]

...but you're taking pics, right?

 

[JGarrison Knives]

ugh speaking of, Satin Jack Tacs are back up at the company store.

 

[datsgor]

Its Halloween...you gotta carve your Jack-O-lantern with a Skeleton Key....sheesh

 

[mell]

Hi!
I used my Lean Mean Street to carve my pumpkin this year. It is a little too thick for the task but my kitchen knives would just break if I used them. I used it a few years ago as well. How much thinner is the leaner mean street than the original mean street?