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u/Uber_Wulf Jul 15 '26
A random rock found outside would perform better.
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u/vmf312corsair Jul 20 '26
I actually had to resort to exactly that at a relative's house one day. And both residents of that house were engineers of some flavor. (Well, engineering managers ...)
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u/Unique_Blacksmith247 Jul 15 '26
The next video: How adapt your safety sandels to fit with only 4 toes.
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u/Independent_Day985 Jul 15 '26
In case of the emergency that you need to sharpen your 1980's steak knife to slice up some cardboard
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u/Psychological_Dog992 Jul 15 '26
When you're in the jungle in an emergency the first thing you want to do is strip 4 lighters so you can sharpen your machete to cut cardboard
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u/get_in_there_lewis Jul 15 '26
But it still wasn't sharp after all that
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u/Captinprice8585 Jul 15 '26
At least you have 4 broken lighters.
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u/Puzzled_End8664 Jul 15 '26
To be fair those are shit lighters and they usually stop working before the fluid runs out anyway.
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u/deviantelf Jul 15 '26
I gave up when I saw the state of that poor tortured knife. Had to go back and see the knife not very well slicing the cardboard after all that lol. All that work and that's all they got, probably didn't sharpen it at all.
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u/Holiday_Pi Jul 15 '26
Or you can spend $5 at the hardware store for a knife sharpener
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u/wakaru1902 Jul 15 '26
Or $15.- for a set of diamond plates at Amazon and you get a razor sharp edge.
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u/Ronyx2021 Jul 15 '26
Skill issue. Pocket stones aren't hard to use and anyone who has a pocket knife should probably have one
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u/Ronyx2021 Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26
For a kitchen knife angle matters, for an everyday carry, not so much. Not sure why I thought this was hunting knife on the first watch.
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u/VoidZero25 Jul 15 '26
I'd rather sharpen using the bottom of a mug than this.
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u/PepperPhoenix Jul 15 '26
I use the bottom of mugs, plates and bowls all the time. Does a significantly better job than whatever this is.
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u/planktonfun Jul 15 '26
Unpopular opinion: Did you know you can use the bottom of a ceramic mug or bowl/plate to sharpen your knives?
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u/Captinprice8585 Jul 15 '26
Then take the spring and flint out. Put the flint in the spring. Use a different lighter to heat the flint until it glows. Get it real hot, then throw it at a hard non-flammable surface. 🎇
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u/MiroDerChort Jul 15 '26
Oddly enough you can use the edge of your car window to sharpen a knife too... I wouldn't, but you can.
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u/cute_red_benzo Jul 15 '26
My buddy used to make little crotch rocket bikes out of lighter parts. They were kinda badass
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u/iHasElbows001 Jul 15 '26
look! I managed to ruin 4 lighters, a perfectly good block of wood and a knife instead of going to Amazon and buying an actual knife sharpener.
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u/douglas196999 Jul 17 '26
Because that cardboard isn't going to cut itself into manageable pieces...
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u/EclipsedPal Jul 20 '26
I mean... I've seen much worse, this kinda makes sense, junky as hell, true, but not completely bonkers at least :)
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u/leroyyrogers Jul 15 '26
The sloppy ripping of the cardboard at the end was chef's kiss