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How well is the CU7 at doing delicate work? And what is the overall lenght of the crewman? I cant find anything on that...
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Can the CU7?
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Lost in Shuffle,
You may want to post this over in the Camillus Forum. I don't have a CU7 but I do have the CU9 and the edge on that is scary sharp. I've used it to sharpen pencils and it will peel apples, though I wouldn't want to unless I was totally stuck. I just did it to test the edge. So in short, they can handle fine work in a pinch, but aren't really designed for it in my opinion. Really too large for tasks like boning fish etc... though the could get the job done if you're totally stuck. I don't think they'd do well at skinning though.
Lagarto
You may want to post this over in the Camillus Forum. I don't have a CU7 but I do have the CU9 and the edge on that is scary sharp. I've used it to sharpen pencils and it will peel apples, though I wouldn't want to unless I was totally stuck. I just did it to test the edge. So in short, they can handle fine work in a pinch, but aren't really designed for it in my opinion. Really too large for tasks like boning fish etc... though the could get the job done if you're totally stuck. I don't think they'd do well at skinning though.
Lagarto