>>1416743>picI think I've read every excuse why the problem with the knife breaking wasn't in fact the abuse it was receiving from the person using the knife. Instead they list: bad metal, wasn't full tang, poor design, knotty wood, wood was too big, knife wasn't sharp enough, it was too cold out, knife must have been damaged previously when it was ___, and so on.
No one seems to grasp the fact they are beating on a knife and that alone is the cause of the knife breaking. It is like those people who use knife tips as screwdrivers and pry bars then get angry at the knife tip for breaking off.
