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["Scott Weber and Muffy Barrett" <bluestem_farm@juno.com>]

I have a Victorinox grafting knife, and despite it being right handed and me 
being left handed we get along fine.  I've only done apple and pear, though, 
never the tough stuff like the nuts.
Muffy Barrett
Southern Wisconsin

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This spring I plan to try my hand at grafting some hickory and walnut
seedlings. My cheap-o fluorescent orange "grafting" knife works reasonably
well after sharpening for a few apple grafts each spring, but I'm thinking
I should upgrade to "the real thing" before attempting nut trees.

Does anyone have any recommendations for a good brand/model?  I've been
impressed by every victorinox knife I've used, but thought I'd put it out
to this group before diving in on a purchase.


Thanks all -

Pete Chrisbacher
6b/7a southeastern PA
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