Owww!!

[CopilotATS-55]

well when trying to cut a zip tie i must have slipped and smack my Brand new Buck Metro tasted blood
1 inch long slice .5 CM deep it hurts
at least it wasnt my shaving sharp CE Delica ( tested it on my emerging Mustache) or Baby Boa
:D a lesson beware small blades :rolleyes:

[Michael Cook]

:spyder: half inch deep will heal faster with less scarring with a suture or two. Get that thing looked to! :( :spyder:

[raven]

Copilot, :eek: Be careful Brother. The little ones bite the hardest and usually the deepest. I agree with MC, get it looked at. Take Care. No more testing knives on yourself :D ;) :p. Take Care Copilot.

God Bless You :)

-raven-

[CopilotATS-55]

an year ago got a tetnus shot healing good

[Axlis]

OUCH! Spyderbites are always a good way to start the day!

[spydutch]

Darn, that must have hurt :eek: .

I'm glad it's healing good ;) .

Next time try it with a Rescue 79 mm. Just hook the first little serration behind the tie and push. No slipping with this one.

Very versatile those serrated sheepfoot blades :D .

Take care next time :(

[CopilotATS-55]

it wasnt a Spydie, it was a Buck :rolleyes:

[spydutch]

it wasnt a Spydie, it was a Buck :rolleyes:

This proves again that Spydies are the better knives :D :D and it proves my signature (LOL :D )

[smcfalls13]

it wasnt a Spydie, it was a Buck :rolleyes:

See, there was your first problem ;)

Now you know better :p

[fret]

I'd find another way to "christen" an new knife! :eek:

[foggy]

If the buck metro is the knife I am thinking of cutting anyting related to a rope or wire would be very dangerous with that blade.