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Cut with Delica4 SE. Oops!


Thanks Doc.


Tip: Be careful

Yep, been there. I've had far too many that needed stitches that never got them. Superglue and butterfly stitches/steri-strips are a common commodity at my house lol. Right here at my desk where I do my sharpening, I have a bottle of liquid skin, superglue, and a box of bandaids.

stitched up nice, heal fast :D

The liquid skin/bandage is good stuff to have around. Provides a good sting to let you know you haven't completely lost feeling in the area :D

The doc definitely did a good job. Healed up nicely.

OK, I can cross thumb fighting off my list of things a serrate blade can't do :eek: :D

This was the worst way to test the capabilities of my SE blade but I had to make the sacrifice for the good of the community

Sharktooth wrote:This was the worst way to test the capabilities of my SE blade but I had to make the sacrifice for the good of the community

Thanks for taking one for the team. I'm sure we won't forget it for at least the next three or four times we open a knife

Yeouch! At least they gave you "Smurf-blue" stitches, though.

Sharktooth wrote:This was the worst way to test the capabilities of my SE blade but I had to make the sacrifice for the good of the community

much appreciated

Sharktooth wrote:This was the worst way to test the capabilities of my SE blade but I had to make the sacrifice for the good of the community

It takes a truely brave man to dedicate his blood for thorough testing. I just touched up my GB and D'fly. PM me your address so I can send them to you for sharpness testing. :) I am NOT a truely brave man. :D


Jack

jackknifeh wrote:It takes a truely brave man to dedicate his blood for thorough testing. I just touched up my GB and D'fly. PM me your address so I can send them to you for sharpness testing. :) I am NOT a truely brave man. :D


Jack

If you'll send me the GB, I'll give it my special 6 month test :D

DougC-3 wrote:If you'll send me the GB, I'll give it my special 6 month test :D

I appreciate this Doug. I bet when I get it back after six months of testing there will be a very nice patina on the blade. Try to keep the blood out of the pivot please. :)

Jack

jackknifeh wrote:I appreciate this Doug. I bet when I get it back after six months of testing there will be a very nice patina on the blade. Try to keep the blood out of the pivot please. :)

Jack

OK, but just to be on the safe side, I'll use Joe/Mastiff's (IIRC) technique of running it through the washing machine in a levi's pocket before returning it :p

having been cut by both PE and SE, I can attest that SE hurts way worse

...ouch....

:)

jackknifeh wrote:It takes a truely brave man to dedicate his blood for thorough testing. I just touched up my GB and D'fly. PM me your address so I can send them to you for sharpness testing. :) I am NOT a truely brave man. :D

I could definitely be of assistance in this matter... It might be difficult to ship back for awhile without the use of my thumbs :D

SpyderNut wrote:Yeouch! At least they gave you "Smurf-blue" stitches, though.

I asked for camo stitches... no dice

twinboysdad wrote:having been cut by both PE and SE, I can attest that SE hurts way worse

Worst part was that it wasn't a slice, it was more of a chop.

I do find myself to be a little more cautious now, so that's good.

Oof! Get better!

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But my nail is growing back pushing it up hurts like ****

Thats gotta hurt! Hope you heal up quick Diesel_Chick!

Yea little pain never hit anyone