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Best bnanana knife ever

The best banana knife ever is the Zenport Industries K112 banana knife with a 5 inch straight steel blade. Ordered two using Amazon prime. After 16 years the two I had wore out from resharpening.

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Originally Posted by bananimal (Post 346284)

That is one nice knife.:08:

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Correction to my first post. The Knife is curved not straight. Start the cut and pull back. Banana leaves drop off with one pull. The manufacturer is Accusharp.

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Originally Posted by bananimal (Post 346284)

i use a 6 or 7 inch fillet knife from walmart. great for cutting of leaves or spam p-stems. for the hobby gardener, it's cheap and sharp and easy to come by.

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But anyway OP that looks like a nice knife! I definitely need a better knife to work with instead of my pocket knife.

My main EDC is a CRKT CEO its a thin guy, but very sharp. I've used it to cut off the lower leaves on my biggest plant, but every time its like the whole stem starts to die. It gets brown and slowly travels down.

By chance do you know if this is normal for pruning or if this is an occurence that only happens if you cut the leaves off in a bad manner?

Anyway, thank you for sharing your Banana Tools!:birthdaynana: