>>2881698
>until you cut the first thing that isn’t soft
Which is why I use carbide-coated blades, as I said.
https://youtu.be/711IWHCljVk?t=604

>then your point about looking like a sperg with a fixed blade is moot.
That was a different anon. Notice how we disagreed with you in different ways. And again you're conceptualizing the use of a utility knife as a performance for onlookers rather than labor to accomplish some physical task.

>less steps
Again, this doesn't matter for speed.

>a small fixed blade is by far the fastest and easiest cutting tool to use all day
...Except for the aforementioned Fastback, a folding knife designed for speed of use, which is similarly fast. You know you can still acknowledge that you haven't used one, right? >>2881157

>so sharp that they’re overly risky
A sharp knife takes less force to make a cut, and is therefore safer than a dull knife. Knife safety is about control and mindfulness.

>>2881699
Since you seem to be entirely unaware of how it works, I'll describe the Fastback mechanism to you. The handle and blade section pivot on a pin, and lock both open and closed by a spring-loaded button on the side. With the button pressed, the blade section can swing freely in the manner of a butterfly knife.

Supposing that the knife is carried clip-out in a pocket, you deploy it with the following actions: Grab the knife with thumb and index finger. The thumb will catch the blade release button since it sticks out. As the knife is removed from the pocket, it pivots in the hand to the use orientation. The thumb naturally stays on the release button, and as the handle is gripped solidly, the button is pressed and the knife is flicked, opening the blade (and locking it open, since the lock engages automatically when not pressed). The loose tolerances that allow the free swinging of the blade section mean that dirt can simply fall out rather than gumming up the mechanism.
https://youtu.be/68KGTeGxq48?t=43

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