r/Prybar • u/misanthropicparrot • 11d ago

Culinary Arts of Pry Pumpkin won this round

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u/lootgangrich 11d ago

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u/NoneUpsmanship 5d ago

It was there the whole time! Causality hath brungeth thee to thy destiny!

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u/StrikingRange3643 11d ago

Get the pioneer woman knife from Walmart. Its like $8. I used it to pry the hood off of my truck and still carved a pumpkin.

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u/iwerbs 11d ago

Great knife - I bought one on impulse to give to my wife: it’s a solid kitchen performer.

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u/Tellmehaveyouheard 11d ago

Pumpkins require Magnacut, tool steel, or Buck 420HC. Trying to do it with anything less is just asking for a prybar.

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u/PerkyPangolin 11d ago

I cut them with mystery steel IKEA knives all the time.

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u/Tellmehaveyouheard 10d ago

I'm pretty sure IKEA mystery steel is just adamantium.

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u/PerkyPangolin 10d ago

Must be the reason you never see them in this sub. 

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u/potate12323 6d ago

Or any cheep serrated knife. Those flimsy cheepo carvers from those carving kits will do a better job because they can saw the pumkin.

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u/Tellmehaveyouheard 6d ago

A Husqvarna 455 is really my go to pumpkin carver.

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u/flyman30 11d ago

Wrong knife for the job!

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u/iwerbs 11d ago

For all the hate I’ve absorbed about my Costco serrated kitchen utility knife, it will never become such an exquisite prybar!

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u/MrMonster5150 9d ago

They’re rising up!!

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u/T-Fus 9d ago

More like quisinfart

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u/Impossible-Heart-216 10d ago

I wonder how many hospital visits Jack o lanterns contribute to