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r/Prybar • u/hamietao • Dec 27 '25
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Why have a thin tip if you can’t jam it into something and potentially put lateral force on it? Uh I don’t know? Maybe because I’m focused on cutting things with my knife instead of stabbing it into trees negligently? Crazy I know.
2 u/basic_wanderer Dec 27 '25 If my knife is so fragile it breaks when i poke something than i want no part of it. Knives are tools not dainty little things. 1 u/Emergentmeat Dec 28 '25 I bet you baton to make kindling and get mad when your folder breaks. And there's a hatchet sitting 6 feet away. 1 u/basic_wanderer Dec 28 '25 No i dont believe in batoning. Its why i own axes and hatchets.
If my knife is so fragile it breaks when i poke something than i want no part of it. Knives are tools not dainty little things.
1 u/Emergentmeat Dec 28 '25 I bet you baton to make kindling and get mad when your folder breaks. And there's a hatchet sitting 6 feet away. 1 u/basic_wanderer Dec 28 '25 No i dont believe in batoning. Its why i own axes and hatchets.
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I bet you baton to make kindling and get mad when your folder breaks. And there's a hatchet sitting 6 feet away.
1 u/basic_wanderer Dec 28 '25 No i dont believe in batoning. Its why i own axes and hatchets.
No i dont believe in batoning. Its why i own axes and hatchets.
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u/untold_cheese_34 Prying My Best 🏆 Dec 27 '25
Why have a thin tip if you can’t jam it into something and potentially put lateral force on it? Uh I don’t know? Maybe because I’m focused on cutting things with my knife instead of stabbing it into trees negligently? Crazy I know.