Just keep in mind that everything is a trade off. You can't have a knife that is so thin that it slices like and exact-o knife, and yet you can pry with. On the other hand, most knives that you would pry with don't slice very well.
A bushcraft blade should be used with bushcraft skill :thumbup: I am only saying that because there should be no reason to side load the tip while dug into hardwood. For example, if you are making a fireboard you should use the edge at the tip to cut in a circular motion, not just pop it out sideways.
With all that said, Dan's knife will take care of you!
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