Chopping unsupported wood?

[Pàdruig]

Maybe it's the types of groups I am in or something but I hear the unsupported wood thing aaalllllll the time- usually with one brand and it's owner claiming this but it pops up on occasion in other places here and there.

Here is a spoiler lol

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www.knivesshipfree.com

That article you listed is amusing. At the end, he is basically saying, "If you're going to chop with a knife, then try this BRKT". Sorry, Bark River knives are pretty much close to the last knives I would ever recommend to anyone for any kind of rigorous use. They may look pretty but they are about as tough as fine china.

 

[EngrSorenson]

The article was amusing for many reasons.
The picture really ties the whole joke together.

 

[Gravelface]

I find myself revisiting this, almost in hopes of finding a proponent of the Unsupported Wood Theory (henceforth UWT). Just the absurdity of it is hilarious.

 

[Andy the Aussie]

Sorry, Bark River knives are pretty much close to the last knives I would ever recommend to anyone for any kind of rigorous use. They may look pretty but they are about as tough as fine china.

....this...!

I find myself revisiting this, almost in hopes of finding a proponent of the Unsupported Wood Theory (henceforth UWT). Just the absurdity of it is hilarious.

.....and also this...

 

[Cobalt]

I always support my wood. The better the wood, the more support it needs.