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Big, Bad, Sharp, Slicing Knife (or is it a machete?)

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    Big, Bad, Sharp, Slicing Knife (or is it a machete?)

    Just bought one of these "bad boys" to carve my "world famous" (at least in MY neighborhood!) ribs (Meathead's Memphis Dust, of course!):



    Paid about $17. . . (Saw it at another "famous" BBQ site for $75.)

    #2
    Ontario! Nice score Mike! They do make the best machete ever so makes sense.

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      #3
      I use the Ontario machete at work fairly often. They make some nice knives too.

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        #4
        Ordered one two days ago and it was on my doorstep this evening. Sweet knife, looking forward to trying it out this weekend!!

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          #5
          Looks like the kind of thing to chuck at a blindfolded gal in a bikini.

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          • Papa Bob
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            I could think of something I would like to chuck at blindfolded girl I a bikini.

          • Huskee
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            You crack me up Papa Bob, lol

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          Originally posted by John View Post
          Looks like the kind of thing to chuck at a blindfolded gal in a bikini.

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            #7
            Funny Jon I was trying to find a pic to post of the same thing last week, couldn't completely find one, and she's not blindfolded either. It's hard. Google images let me down.

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              #8
              Yeah bro, best I could do. Did find some really scary stuff in the search thats for sure.

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              • The Burn
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                I'm guessing the FBI will be knocking at your door any second ...

              #9
              My youngest son, worked in a butcher shop when he was in school. These knives are Victorinox from Switzerland. When the blades got ground thinner from sharpening, they threw them out!!! He asked if he could have one, no prob. I've used it over 10yrs....I love it. Pic isn't too clear, but the blade is 14".

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              • Jerod Broussard
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                Could skin a ton of deer with that thing!!

              #10
              I'm lucky enough to have a client that makes and sells high carbon steel Japanese cutlery. These are my sharp toys. The slicer is 13" and the heavier one is 8.75". Mine have my name in Chinese characters engraved in the blade too.

              Japanese knives take a bit of getting used to though because of the single edge. I like it, but some people I know (my wife) can't get used to it.

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              • A Fid
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                I have a Misono boneing knife that has the bevel on one side, I love it, easy to sharpen and holds an edge for a long time.
                The only English printed on it is "Hand Made"

              #11
              NICE! I could use summa them. But why is your name in Chinese on a Japanese knife??

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                #12
                If I had only known I'd live this long.

                Last edited by Jon Solberg; September 30, 2014, 04:35 PM.

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                • A Fid
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                  That's some Funny stuff.

                • gcdmd
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                  I'd swear that the tin can in that ad was aluminum.

                • billg71
                  billg71 commented
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                  There's still one of those Ginsu slicers in the kitchen somewhere, it leaves a nice texture on hamburger buns.

                  Maybe I should put it on eBay?

                #13
                Bahahahaha!!! "The more you use it, the better it cuts!" Nice Jon.

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                  #14
                  Originally posted by Huskee View Post
                  NICE! I could use summa them. But why is your name in Chinese on a Japanese knife??

                  Chinese characters are used traditionally in Japan and Korea for certain things. They're adopted 'logos' for words if you will.

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                    #15
                    This is the best knife that I have ever own for slicing meat >Victorinox Cutlery 10-Inch Round Tip Slicing Knife, Black Fibrox Handle
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