My super sharp Japanese knife won't cut a watermelon.

>>7901597
how much space did the knife have for momentum?

Watermelons aren't exactly that hard of a product to cut through, and most if not all knives should be able to cut through them; never mind japanese knives.

Was your knife perhaps dull? I see no other reasoning as to why this could happen

>>7901660
woman with no arm strength perhaps

>>7901597
stab it first then lever it downwards

Give it a 10~15 cm drop to crack it open and carve it up from there.

You cunts are amazing. Have you ever used an edged tool before? Just pull it through.
Idiots

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open like an egg

>>7901597
You sure your knife wasn't made in China & not Japan?

>>7901597
How are you cutting it? Is it dull? I could use my old bargain knife that came from China and it would still cut through, albeit would require more force.

any sharp knife will go through a watermelon like cutting fog. retarded post of the week.

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>>7901597
>trying to use a japanese knife on a round watermelon

did you use the region-free adapter?

>>7901597
Coincidentally, I cut up a watermelon at work a few hours ago with my 10" Henckels. It was easy enough, but annoying because the knife would flex as it was going through, giving me crooked segments. It helped to cut down just an inch or two into the top of the fruit, then pull back and cut down one side at a time.

>>7902161
nigger he should have used a chinese cleaver

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This is OP.

>>7903034

I was waiting for the inevitable gushing blood. When you're too stupid to do prep work safely, you need to go on social assistance under mental disability.

Are you sure the atoms were folded properly?

>>7901597

are you serious? I can cut open a watermelon with a basic eating knife. What the hell are you doing that you can't cut it with a "super sharp" knife?

>>7901597
obviously thicker knives deal better with it since you can apply more pressure, but honestly...
wtf are you doing.
i could cut a clean half with my 10 year old pairing knife that was never sharpened.

>>7901597
Crack it like an egg on the edge of a countertype.