trevitrace
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Used the SD to slice taters, onions and mince garlic for hobo potatoes last time I went camping. It was a tad chonky for the task.I just finished running them both through a few pieces of old 2x4’s I had laying around and they pretty much performed exactly the same given the fact that the primaries on both look to be the same height, but I could be wrong considering my Behemoth is a prototype.
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Comfort wise, I’d say the SDFK handle is better, but not by much.
Weight is noticeable since the Behemoth looks to have an extra 4 3/4” of blade length, but once again it isn’t anything drastic.
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I’d say stick with the SDFK if you’re looking for a solid camp knife for splitting wood and most likely sloppy food prep, but if you’re looking for a chopping, splitting machine that puts a stupid grin on your face, the Behemoth is that knife, or I’d wait for the LC to make it’s comeback.
This was just for shits and giggles.
I don’t have Miss Jo’s ninja-ness so it took two swings to split it.
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I’ll attempt this with the SDFK when I find another golf ball or the baseball that grew legs and took off.