u/ILikeKnives1337

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Have you ever been cutting anything for a long time, and dulled your knife to the point it wouldn't cut the material you were cutting any longer?

Only time I have done it was cutting fiberglass insulation. Dulled Case CV before I could even get the two segments of the batting installed. I knew it would because the guys I worked with just used Old Hickory butcher knives and sharpened them between every cut with a bastard file, but I just had to see for myself. I haven't tried, but I sincerely doubt even the best super steel would width stand that stuff.

Just curious because I can't think of another time I've cut enough of anything to COMPLETELY dull a knife out.

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u/ILikeKnives1337 — 22 days ago

▲ 1 r/Knife_Swap

Imgur album has timestamps and shows condition with pictures and videos: https://imgur.com/a/lpTzAAB

Edge Condition: Factory bevel, but touched up on a DMT DiaSharp Fine and DMT DiaSharp Extra Fine. Mixed finish, maybe a slight micro-bevel. Scrape shaves (barley) and cuts receipt paper easily. Tip is plenty pointy and sharp, but just ever-so-slightly rounded from the factory

Ownership: First

Centering/Lockup: Perfect. No play. Drop-shut.

Body Condition: As new from factory

Coating: Some shiny/smooth spots from slicing cardboard. Ugly, but intact.

Box, papers, and accessories: All papers and box from factory, plus Cutlery Shoppe goodies (stickers, keychain, pen, some little wood chip thingy). Has the Tiger King engraving.

Modifications: None

Disassembled: Never

Price: $265 SOLD

Payment accepted: PayPal G&S

Shipping: Continental U.S., USPS w signature confirmation only (No UPS or FedEx)

YOLO gets it

u/ILikeKnives1337 — 23 days ago