Teeth Don’t Lie: Field Notes on a Rasp Knife named “Bull Cutter”.

Raw steel, ex-rasp, still carrying its teeth like a past it refuses to forget.
No glide, no mercy — it bites, tracks, and peels wood like it owns it.
Forget super steels, this is feedback, pressure, control — a conversation in carbon.
Edge comes back in minutes, ego stays out of it.
Not pretty. Not polite. Just brutally, perfectly functional.