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Woodpuppy wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 20, 2018 11:05 am

I’ve gone to using scissors for blister packs. Those things are dangerous!

You bet. I bought some large oddball serrated shears years ago just for blister packs. I wouldn't think of using a knife, one slip and I'd think that hard plastic would slice to the bone.

Hoofs on barefoot horses that have never been shod. :eek: Hey Bloke, that's why hoof nippers were invented! :) Guess I baby my Spydercos too much. Anything crude that's going to be unusually hard on the blade, I grab a nearby utility box cutter. Got them in the house and garage. I've heard baling t...

Two+ week old new half serrated Endura4. It came with such a sharp edge I hate to use it.:) It WOULD give me an excuse to use my new Sharpmaker kit on it though.

Thanks for the quick answers. I pretty much assumed just what you all said. Plus the human hand (especially mine) has to vary a degree or two while sharpening anyway. I only sharpened my Delica so far and it does do a great job.

Long, long time Spyderco knife owner but new owner of a Sharpmaker. Mine arrived yesterday and I noticed all the stones fit snuggly in their base slots except one. No matter which stone or which way it's turned, the inner 40° slot is very loose allowing the stone to have 1/2 to 5/8" back and fo...