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Question: Does it come sharp?
Document: I have come to appreciate this feature on my TOPS BoB Fieldcraft Knife and I would VERY much welcome a larger lanyard hole on the SP-8. Still ...
It is a CAMP TOOL ... Period (and a truly world-class camp tool, at WAY less than half the cost of a Cold Steel Trailmaster) ... Hmmm ? My BK-2 does not even come close (cannot compare) to this SP-8, even though it is the same price.
It does not even remotely come close to being classified as a saw due to the fact that it does not saw at all, at all! One might make an excuse for it and say that it is designed as a notching tool; however, it does not make notches either, at all!This knife is very heavy to carry. It does not chop; although, it does split wood.
That said it does come in handy for making notches, striking fire steel, and making small shavings.When I'm working in town, the SP8 rides in my GHB because it has good traits for use as an urban survival tool. It's 1/4" thick and though it is a hidden tang, I've seen one without the handle and the tangs are beefy. I wouldn't hesitate to use it as a pry bar within reason.
It can only be described as epic I easily put a hair shaving sharp edge in this knife and its huge heavy weight carries it deep into a cut. If you can man up and carry its weight it won't let you down. As a survival tool it is literally game changing
Very comfortable grip, and very solid blade.It was razor sharp when it arrived. I have had it out chopping wood cross grain as well as splitting wood, and it holds its edge very well. It can split 3&#34; wide wood with one swing. The rasp on the back also chews into wood easily.
I would not call this tool a machete. This is more of a pry bar with a sharp edge. It is thick, heavy and chunky but in a good way. The issue with the blade is that the profile on the grind is too thick to make it a good machete. It came out the box with a good working edge but I would not say it was sharp.
I recieved this yesterday. First of the packaging was minimal which was great.It wasn't burried in a box of popcorn foam, bubble wrap or newspaper.the sheath is good, although I will modify it with a small pouch. It holds the blade securely.The knife has a good heft to it & makes is better for biting into what ever you are striking.Very sharp out of the box.
Wow this thing is a beast! Blade grind was terrible from factory and about as sharp as a butter knife but a few passes on the Work Sharp and this thing is ready to go. No fear of damaging this fine blade. Will be my go to wood processing tool while camping. Batoning through wood is nothing for this beast! Use with confidence that you have something you can depend on when you need it. Feels indestructable
This knife is quite a chopper! It is heavy, with most of the weight out toward the front. It chops through downed tree branches better than some hatchets I own! It did require a little touch-up on a hone, as it wasn't terribly sharp when I got it. This is one of the only Spec-Plus blades I've seen that won't shave hair off my arm.There is no "point" on this knife, although the flat end is sharpened.
Answer: yes