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Oh, I just pulled a pic to show what a serrated knife is—didn't really look that closely at this one, tbh. Your pic won't open for some reason.I do agree that a Bread knife is a good choice. But the serrations on that one look to be too far apart. The closer serrations result in a much sharper implement. Mine is like this and it will cut through pretty much anything.
sorry bout that. Should be noted that a serrated blade makes it harder for a wound to heal well
Oooh, that's nice. Yeah, my cuts used to take awhile to stop bleeding. It's all scarred now.
Following careful practice to reduce any risks,but still getting a good amount of blood(which was always important to me),I have razor blades,scalpels,a full set of chefs knives but the handiest tool I found was a pencil sharpener blade.Thick metal,a clean cut and easy to suture.
Fuck. For as much as I loved cutting, everything past "razor blades" in your post was like, aaaaand, I'm going to faint. Ha. You are much tougher than I am.
Damn. That is an excellent point. I wonder why some people are more resilient than others.
