Thread: small knife design , your input.

I have always used tree limb pruners for cutting up sheep. Fantastic for the chops and hocks. Would be great for your goose legs @kotuku

Originally Posted by Tahr

I have always used tree limb pruners for cutting up sheep. Fantastic for the chops and hocks. Would be great for your goose legs @kotuku

I do the same.... pruners.

I like a ... c 2nd. but I wouldn't buy either unless they were folders. these types of knives for me I carry in a casual manner in my pocket, or bag. I dont want a belt sheath etc.

Originally Posted by bully

I do the same.... pruners.

I like a ... c 2nd. but I wouldn't buy either unless they were folders. these types of knives for me I carry in a casual manner in my pocket, or bag. I dont want a belt sheath etc.

Reciprocating saw, great to split in half down the spine...

Originally Posted by Tikka7mm08

Reciprocating saw, great to split in half down the spine...

I have always used a panel saw. A sharp one will rip down the spine in about a minute and stay nice and straight. I always saw from the front (abdominal cavity) so the bulk of the bone chips go out the back.

Originally Posted by Tikka7mm08

Reciprocating saw, great to split in half down the spine...

good idea, usually use hand saw.

For me, the Car padeum blade shape with a hollow grind would actually work the best even if not the prettiest

Originally Posted by Tikka7mm08

Reciprocating saw, great to split in half down the spine...

The modern reciprocating saw has many uses and after-market attachments - steady on the throttle boys https://trysexmachines.com/products/...ting-saw-dildo
I believe @veitnamcam has one

Originally Posted by Tahr

I have always used tree limb pruners for cutting up sheep. Fantastic for the chops and hocks. Would be great for your goose legs @kotuku

Never thought of that...cheers Tahr


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