As you may have guessed from the title, I pose this question to you all: what's the most not-for-knives thing you've ever done with a Busse or kin knife?
Last week, my brother and I got a tractor stuck after a significant rain. We followed the normal procedure, and gathered branches to shove underneath the back tires for traction. The problem? Not enough adequately-sized branches were on the ground! I grabbed my beloved NMFSH (thanks Jared!) from the truck and went to town chopping. That done, we noticed another problem: there was too much mud in the way of where the branches needed to be! I pushed the blade into the firm slop and started shoveling. I bumped into quite a few pebbles and rocks (not to mention the dulling soil), but I had the edge back to popping hairs within 10 minutes on a knife steel.
The short of it? I now have a shaving-sharp tactical shovel with its original tactical cardboard
Last week, my brother and I got a tractor stuck after a significant rain. We followed the normal procedure, and gathered branches to shove underneath the back tires for traction. The problem? Not enough adequately-sized branches were on the ground! I grabbed my beloved NMFSH (thanks Jared!) from the truck and went to town chopping. That done, we noticed another problem: there was too much mud in the way of where the branches needed to be! I pushed the blade into the firm slop and started shoveling. I bumped into quite a few pebbles and rocks (not to mention the dulling soil), but I had the edge back to popping hairs within 10 minutes on a knife steel.
The short of it? I now have a shaving-sharp tactical shovel with its original tactical cardboard
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