Search "best knife for arthritis" and you'll get a list. Usually ten items. Lightweight handles. Softer grip materials. Ergonomic curves. What you won't get is an explanation of why any of them are easier to use. Or whether they actually are. I've been building an adaptive kitchen knife for several years now — as a disabled veteran, as someone who has navigated my own grip limitations in the kitchen, and as a person who went looking for a better tool and couldn't find one. So I've spent a lot...

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