Now you can cut your poop with it.
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You just disqualified yourself from this community.
Isn't sh*rp a banned word here?
Is it?
Edit: Hah I get it lol
You can now move on to sharp_mens_club
This post made me laugh so hard. I thought it was posted in shitposting community. So I kept looking for what about this picture was shitposting. Then I saw the community name, and had to laugh. Good post. Good post.
Hey, BPSKnives, love them!
Will be my first time trying it in camping situation. 🤟
Mine have been real workhorses for a few years now - my only wisdom to impart is that the steel holds an edge beautifully, but keep it dry because it'll develop surface rust surprisingly fast, and that the scales tend to get dried out and really benefit from being pulled off and given a nice soak in wood conditioner (howard feed-n-wax is my favorite, for entirely childhood imprinting reasons) + a buff with some high grit sandpaper once you put them back on. Really lovely knives.
Did you actually, or did you make it...dull, man?
Good one
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Seems to be sharp from my test on paper, not extra sharp like my other one but the blade thinner.
I was taught to test the edge by trying to slice a piece of paper, if it resists it is hard to cut you need to keep going. Although my experience is it’s fine as long as you do a halfway decent job of maintaining the sharpening angle and not wobbling all over the place. Don’t stress it, you can always sharpen it more!
That’s pretty much what I did. Test it on a sheet of paper. The resistance seems equal to my Mora so I think I did good. Don’t seems to cut to much hair of the back of hand though