VIDEO: SOG X-42 BG-42 Cutting Test - Cardboard

[Ankerson]

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[black mamba]

Thanks for the test, Jim. Looks like the thicker sabre grind hampered this one a little, compared to the flat grind "slicing machine" Spyderco Mules. Also looks like decent steel, considering it is "yesterday's" super steel.

 

[Ankerson]

Thanks for the test, Jim. Looks like the thicker sabre grind hampered this one a little, compared to the flat grind "slicing machine" Spyderco Mules. Also looks like decent steel, considering it is "yesterday's" super steel.

It did very well really. :thumbup:

 

[Buffalohump]

I like BG-42 I wish more people still used it. Perhaps it is more expensive than S30V?

Thanks for the test, Jim. Looks like the thicker sabre grind hampered this one a little, compared to the flat grind "slicing machine" Spyderco Mules. Also looks like decent steel, considering it is "yesterday's" super steel.

 

[Doc Pringles]

I just spent four minutes watching a guy cut cardboard, and I liked it.