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The document outlines the guidelines and safety measures for using, maintaining, and storing scout knives. It details various knife types, materials, risks associated with knife use, proper cleaning and sharpening techniques, and consequences for rule violations. Additionally, it specifies when scouts can bring knives to meetings and camps, emphasizing the importance of responsible knife handling.

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What are the knife safety rules for Scouts in BSA?

GENERAL INFORMATION Check your Totin Chip: Always have it with you when using a knife. Inspect your knife: Look at your knife before using it. Choose the right tool: Every job needs the right tool. Create a safe zone: Before you start cutting, make a safe space.

Can Scouts carry knives?

A knife should never be carried in a pocket or taken to a location other than for Scouting based activities. When transporting a knife to training at HQ, a camp or other event, Scouts should have their knife securely stored in the middle of a rucksack.

Can boy Scouts carry pocket knives?

A tool, not a toy Bears can start carrying a pocket knife after completing the Whittling Chip requirements. Scouts in Scouts BSA must earn their Totin Chip, which also gives them the right to carry and use axes and saws.

Can boy Scouts carry fixed blade knives?

Scouting America neither encourages nor bans fixed-blade knives nor do we set a limit on blade length. Additional information is found in the Guide to Safe Scouting.

When can a scout carry a knife?

If you earned the Whittling Adventure as a Bear and/or the Chefs Knife Adventure as a Webelos, you must earn the Knife Safety Adventure as an Arrow of Light Scout to earn the privilege of using a knife during a Cub Scout activity.