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Terrasaur or Bushfinger?
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ncrockclimb
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You won't be disappointed with it. IMHO, it is one of the most underrated knives in Andy's lineup.
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Happy Terrasaur Monday Matt! Delivery days are so bittersweet. They are some of the longest work days there are.
Regarding already having your next purchase lined up ... it's never ending. Soon you'll be selling off the family pets for Fiddleback cash. It's an ugly addiction but oh so rewarding!!
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Last night Alayna and I put on a pot of vegetable soup. Since she was using my Woodsman I used the Terrasaur to cut tomatoes, carrots, and onions, and cut the corn from the cob. While it is not my first choice at a cutting board, the Woodsman is 
, it definitely doesn't suck for food prep! Hands were pretty messy, so the pics aren't many or great...just hurriedly taken phone pics to satisfy the "pics-or-it-didn't-happen-rule" of Blade Forums 
, it definitely doesn't suck for food prep! Hands were pretty messy, so the pics aren't many or great...just hurriedly taken phone pics to satisfy the "pics-or-it-didn't-happen-rule" of Blade Forums
Thanks Dave - just wrapping up a 14 hour day at work so this one was especially long but honestly it went quick with everything going on which is good because I had delivery confirmation at 10:21 this morning!
Brian thanks for sharing those picture and your thoughts on the Terrasaur for food prep. Your initial comments about the Bushfinger excelling at food prep along with a few other posts I had read were weighting heavily on my decision. In the end the Terrasaur was just too intriguing not to try - your thread a couple weeks back with your Terrasaur is the one that started me down the slippery slope.
I wanted to just make a quick post - haven't opened the package yet and won't until my little one goes down so I'm not distracted but here are a couple pictures of what I ended up with. Photo credit goes to the DLT crew - I snagged these the day I purchased the knife.
I'll post up my thoughts and some more pictures once I've spent a little time with it.
Brian thanks for sharing those picture and your thoughts on the Terrasaur for food prep. Your initial comments about the Bushfinger excelling at food prep along with a few other posts I had read were weighting heavily on my decision. In the end the Terrasaur was just too intriguing not to try - your thread a couple weeks back with your Terrasaur is the one that started me down the slippery slope.
I wanted to just make a quick post - haven't opened the package yet and won't until my little one goes down so I'm not distracted but here are a couple pictures of what I ended up with. Photo credit goes to the DLT crew - I snagged these the day I purchased the knife.
I'll post up my thoughts and some more pictures once I've spent a little time with it.
