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The Buck 110 is about as legendary as a pocket knife can be. It’s not only Buck’s most popular knife, but one of the most popular knives ever made, period.
So if you’re looking to buy yourself one in Canada, then firstly, good choice! It’s a solid bet that will last you a lifetime.
In this article, we’ll check out:
Buck makes two of the most well-known, classic, American-made pocket knives there has ever been: the Buck 110 and the Buck 112.
They come in various configurations, and one of the options you have as a buyer is to get finger grooves vs. a plain handle.
Which is better? Well, it depends. So let’s explore the big question. Should you get a 110 / 112 with finger grooves, or without?
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You’ll learn the differences, and understand how each locking mechanism might (or might not) affect your buying decision for your next knife.
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Even with fresh ingredients and a great recipe, it’s impossible to create a dish without a knife. In the case of chopping meat or vegetables, you need the right cleaver. And if you’re reading this article, more specifically, you’re probably looking for the right Japanese cleaver!
We’ve carefully researched the best cleavers in the market today, and narrowed it down to 5 of the best Japanese cleavers. Let’s go.
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