started testing the edge of the nilakka out

[ericlosh]

started with some light carboard, then a credit card. The credit card became hard to cut when the pieces got smaller. After that i sliced up a water bottle, removed the bottle from the lip and cut the lip in half, then through the bottom and after that some more cardboard.

No noticeable damage to the edge, though not shaving sharp, it still cuts well through cardboard and paper. not the same, but its not difficult.

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[sharpdentist]

Enjoy![emoji106]

 

[ericlosh]

i think i will! very happy with the knife thus far

 

[Big_jack]

There is a cut on your pajamas that looks an awful lot like a knife cut.

 

[ericlosh]

it is, i cant remember which knife, its not the nilakka, though out the box the nilakka could cut you if you look at it wrong though

 

[sharpdentist]

I like my Nilakka so much I got another one to be kept in a safe for many years.

 

[ericlosh]

very nice, i like the stock grips for now.

My nilakka has been performing warehouse duties well and no edge issues