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Originally Posted by JD848
When your having a busy day and you have a hundred fish to clean so you can go have your supper,gift's are just material things,if my grand children got it for me of coarse I would keep it,but this guy has 3000 employees who gave this to me so no sweat of his nuts paid for it.I do over 10000 fish per season, if not way more so a knife means very little to me if the blade is ruined a little,the plane comes in every day so I can have one within hours.
The work sharp does them fast and fast is what I need,not two swaying bars back and forth taking up my time .That's ok if your doing a few knives for a hunting trip or you have plenty of time.
Like I said 4 times the work sharp can ruin a knife if not careful with a certain belt,but that's my choice and has zero to do with you or how I value my items.  |
I'm curious, why wouldn't you spend the money to buy a knife that can process those fish without needing to be sharpened or losing its edge daily? You said "a knife means nothing to me". It probably would if you had one that made your life easier by being a razor sharp joy to use through a couple hundred fish before losing its shaving edge.
Then when your sitting around with a drink and not trying to work, spending a couple five minutes restoring that edge wouldn't be such a chore.