On Sun, 09 Jul 2006 14:17:45 GMT, with neither quill nor qualm, Greg
Guarino quickly quoth:

--snip of good story--
Does anyone know of a knife that doesn't suffer from this problem?
And, if I'm not asking too much, isn't too expensive to buy four or
five of? Wait, my Dad will need a couple. Make that 6 or 7.

vbg

I have used a linoleum knife since I watched a friend of mine (a
carpet layer) with his. He used it as a pocket knife, wire stripper,
carpet cutter, lino cutter, box cutter, steak knife, etc.

He gave his old one to me when he bought a new one. I've used it for
cutting the thick materials for the laptop glare guard I make,
sharpening carpentry pencils, carpet cutting, package opening, box
cutter, and many more things. I sharpen it on a diamond plate in
about ten seconds flat. Great knifes if you can trust yourself NOT to
cut a hand off. They're quite exposed and can be deadly.

http://www.masterwholesale.com/details/1064556618.html one example.
Mine has a wooden handle but this looks more comfy.


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