I brought a new Mora for food prep mainly, I wonder if is sharp enough.
Tested on fresh meat
OUCH
Tested on fresh meat
OUCH
Is ny new Mora sharp?
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1st attempt on my new Bushcrtaft Triflex Mora was to split a stick - I ended up with a splitted stick and a very deep cut directly in my knockle (cutted the vein also)!
YES they´re sharp
Cheers
Mike
1st attempt on my new Bushcrtaft Triflex Mora was to split a stick - I ended up with a splitted stick and a very deep cut directly in my knockle (cutted the vein also)!
YES they´re sharp
Cheers
Mike
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Haa thats like when I got my first Swiss Army Knife when I was about 10 and my parents thought I was old enough to have one. Stupidly I opened all the blades on it and managed to cut my hands all over and bleed of the rest of the christmas presents.
Learnt a lesson that day, always respect knives.
Learnt a lesson that day, always respect knives.
Yep, my mora turned up at work (where I get stuff delivered) sharp. Certainly if I tried to make it sharper I'd have blunted it for sure. It nearly got me too. I think they are part knife / part vampyre!
Nice bandaging BTW, not easy one handed. As I'm sure a lot of you know from experience too.
Nice bandaging BTW, not easy one handed. As I'm sure a lot of you know from experience too.
They come sharp, but can be made even sharper.
Not sure if you cut yourself by accident or testing how sharp it is. If the latter, may I recommend other methods of testing how sharp knives are like the nail test.
Ive been lucky, not cut myself with a knife in years and never broken a bone. I used to be careless with blades, swinging machette's, missing, and them bouncing off my shins. Now all my sharps are razor sharp I take more care of how I do stuff.
Not sure if you cut yourself by accident or testing how sharp it is. If the latter, may I recommend other methods of testing how sharp knives are like the nail test.
Ive been lucky, not cut myself with a knife in years and never broken a bone. I used to be careless with blades, swinging machette's, missing, and them bouncing off my shins. Now all my sharps are razor sharp I take more care of how I do stuff.
