*Use* your knives

Put my 3V RatManDu to work on some pumpkins. Happy to report that SR3V beats pumpkin every time. 😉
s35vn works well too. I’ve never been crazy into Halloween, but I played along and carved a few pumpkins. It gunked up my ZT, and a smarter man than I would have thought to grab the fixed blade in my Chevy, but hey it made the gf happy so
 
I like my knives and all, but a good set of utility shears make short work of clamshell packages.
Retail packaging has gone beyond clamshells. To free the Lenox utility knife from its plastic (not cardboard) display card, I had to cut off the shrink wrap, open up the body of the knife (whereupon a spring sprang out), and cut the plastic tab that was inserted where the blade would normally go. It turns out that if you close the body of the knife without finding the spring and inserting it in the right place, it is extremely difficult to open it again to access the stored blades.
 
Well since Insipid Moniker Insipid Moniker introduced Korok, and to remember Matt Charlie Mike,
Jack and a Bunny. The Bunny opened a microscopic "super-duper fun-size" Three Musketeers bar.

Korok is adorable, but Jack is hard to impress.

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Jack is handsome and looks very laid back. We had a tuxedo for many years and he was always squeaking, chirping and trilling
 
Just off the top of my head and without doing any research on other brands/models, I like the idea of a (possibly custom) double lug large Inkosi with a nice patterned damascus insingo blade and some nice inlays.
Shoot, if we’re going custom, then I’m getting someone to make my “house sword” model, which only exists in my brain right now. Imagine a Randall Household Utility knife with about a 12”-14” inch blade (maybe longer), a shorter handle, and a thin but tough steel (3V or one of the high-toughness carbon steels) so it would be relatively light (easy to carry around for most of a day) and able to be used as a machete, for some light chopping AND for home defense. I’m thinking straight-backed drop point and easily removable scales to accommodate different scales for different applications and hand sizes.

Of course, I’m neither a knife maker nor particularly knowledgeable about knife making, so I very well could be describing something that couldn’t or shouldn’t be made.
 
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