Processing knives

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I have a boning knife and a fillet knife I mainly use for all my game processing. They are cheap knives I just acquired through free gifts that are not good and have to be resharpened a lot. What should I replace them with? What steel is good for a kitchen knife that I could resharpen easily with my Work Sharp belt sharpener?
 
I have a boning knife and a fillet knife I mainly use for all my game processing. They are cheap knives I just acquired through free gifts that are not good and have to be resharpened a lot. What should I replace them with? What steel is good for a kitchen knife that I could resharpen easily with my Work Sharp belt sharpener?
Let me send you a blem of my Dixie Zipper to try. If you like it we can work out payment later. If you don’t like it I will send a return label.

It is AEB-L which is a stainless steel created for razors. It takes a razor edge well and hitting it with a strop and 1000 grit will keep it poppin hairs.

PM me.

I am planning on another Rokslide shoot this spring, hop to see you again if it works.
 
Yeah I have the shorter one as well and the 7” filet knife. When I’m butchering the animals the 6” boning knife does 95+% of the work.
I have a Cutco knife, non serated 10” blade that I use in the kitchen processing meat for now. I don’t know what steel they use but it is hard and holds an edge. None of my other kitchen knives are worth a hoot. My wife uses her serated Cutco stuff.
 
Let me send you a blem of my Dixie Zipper to try. If you like it we can work out payment later. If you don’t like it I will send a return label.

It is AEB-L which is a stainless steel created for razors. It takes a razor edge well and hitting it with a strop and 1000 grit will keep it poppin hairs.

PM me.

I am planning on another Rokslide shoot this spring, hop to see you again if it works.
Ill PM you.
 
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