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    The test for me is if it can cut a through a Tomato skin very easily


    Quote Originally Posted by Ernie1980 View Post
    Awesome...the stupidity of people is amazing! The "logical" thing for people to do after they cut themselves is blame the knife for being too sharp...
    I put a 1k edge on the kitchen knives, it leaves some bite but will still slice really well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dinnermint View Post
    But it keeps my 8" Henckels sharp enough to easily cut a soft tomato and that's all I need.
    Quote Originally Posted by rodb View Post
    The test for me is if it can cut a through a Tomato skin very easily

    I am with you guys

    I am also a Tomato sharp guy

    Especially those little Cherry Tomatoes, where a dull knife = sliced finger

    If the knife will easily slice tomatoes without effort it is plenty sharp for me, those edges last the longest and are quite easy to refresh on my first year production Spyderco Crock Sticks
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    That's a slick little thingie.

    here's what mine looks like, probably rebranded. Mine was on sale for like 20 bucks and I had some sort of coupon plus some kohl's cash, which made it like 3 dollars
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