A Knife No One Can Bitch About Me Hitting With A Hammer

[Noss]

http://woodworkingrewards.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.display&Product_ID=2115


http://samplerewards.com/images/Company00209/editor/hackinginusesmall.jpg


This will just ruin the critics day I suppose. :mad: Tough for them I say. :p

[The Cameraman]

Has this past year taught you nothing, Noss?...someone always finds a way to bitch. Just, give em time.

WAITING PATIENTLY, THE EFFING CAMERAMAN

[kiah]

Lee Valley has a more modern version with a sheath and sharpener for about the same price. I've been wanting to pick one up but never got around to it.

http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.aspx?c=2&p=54870&cat=1,51222&ap=1

http://www.leevalley.com/images/item/woodworking/assorted/28k0260s3.jpg

[eatingmuchface]

noss noss noss!
it's obviously meant for wood, rubber and leather.
hammering it into metal is clear abuse man!
and the flex test!
pfft!
clear abuse.

you are just the worst man.
:D

[Noss]

EMF" Here is the description of it on another site.

Get a little help from the Hacking Knife. http://www.duluthtrading.com/search/searchresults/69137.aspx?feature=Product_3&kw=hacking+knife


"This handy tool hails from across the pond in England where it’s used to hack through the hard outer sheath on electrical cables and remove old putty from windows. 1/4" thick full-tang forged steel blade is hefty enough to take a hammer pounding and force the edge through PVC, bricks, wood, even sheet metal. 4 1/2" blade. Triple-riveted 3 3/4" leather handle. Includes leather sheath with 2 3/4" belt loop. Made in England."

Bricks :eek: thats just sick man :D

kiahs: that one looks nice. I may buy that one instead.

[Sharp]

5/16" thick. :eek:

[eatingmuchface]

oh wow!
crazy. a kinfe meant for pounding through bricks. LD
but still man... flexing that thing???
clear abuse!
lol

[kiah]

kiahs: that one looks nice. I may buy that one instead.


I just noticed the thickness on the one you posted. It's much thicker than the Lee Valley, which is just 1/8" with a wide primary grind, so there'll probably be a big difference in the abuse it can take.

Still 1/8" thick blade designed to be beat on with a hammer is pretty cool.

http://www.leevalley.com/images/item/Woodworking/Assorted/28k0260v6.jpg

http://www.leevalley.com/images/item/Woodworking/Assorted/28k0260v5.jpg

http://www.leevalley.com/images/item/Woodworking/Assorted/28k0260v4.jpg

[Noss]

Yeah I noticed that also. Also I wounder how the plastic handle will hold up over time. After beating on knives the last 2 years almost. I have seen some handles crack from the impact.

I ordered the England Footprint Hacking Knife last night. Some sites say it has a riveted leather handle. I guess this is the case. It's hard to tell in the photos. If so, the handles should be very tough on it.

http://www.hartvilletool.com/product/12597

[G. Scott H.]

WooHoo!!! Hammer away, bro! :rockon::D Will there be a review (minus tip work, I guess)?

[Noss]

oh yeah I will test it out good all on video. :thumb: