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Well, like... why do they start to ache specifically during the cutting of tendons?
Because sometimes you encounter tough areas, and when using a knife that isn't designed for this (there's no choice), you have to put strain on your fingers. They've always been strong because I've been doing calisthenics since I was 13, but now it seems like my genes have decided to put me in my place.