Blade Versus Edge at Georgia Challis blog

Blade Versus Edge. Read on to learn about push cuts, slice cuts, the pros and cons, and how to choose the best blade for your needs. The curvatures of the edge and spine should be very similar, although either can be slightly more pronounced. I’ll go over the pros and cons of each. Talking about the choice of a serrated knife vs straight edge knife is enough to send experienced bushcrafters to cover because this can be a hotly debated topic! A serrated edge becomes useful when dealing with tough. A spey point blade has a mostly flat edge until close to the tip when it curves up to the point. Knowing the intended use for your knife will help you select the proper edge format, so let’s explore the possibilities for plain, serrated and. The spine is also mostly flat, but like the. It gives you a clean cut with a long edge for constant pressure and precision. The edge and spine should both curve toward the point nearer to the tip than the handle, and not continuously (like on a barong or leaf shaped blade). For general everyday tasks, a plain edge is your best bet. The point should sit at or near the center line of the blade.

The edge and spine should both curve toward the point nearer to the tip than the handle, and not continuously (like on a barong or leaf shaped blade). The curvatures of the edge and spine should be very similar, although either can be slightly more pronounced. The spine is also mostly flat, but like the. A serrated edge becomes useful when dealing with tough. Read on to learn about push cuts, slice cuts, the pros and cons, and how to choose the best blade for your needs. Knowing the intended use for your knife will help you select the proper edge format, so let’s explore the possibilities for plain, serrated and. A spey point blade has a mostly flat edge until close to the tip when it curves up to the point. I’ll go over the pros and cons of each. The point should sit at or near the center line of the blade. Talking about the choice of a serrated knife vs straight edge knife is enough to send experienced bushcrafters to cover because this can be a hotly debated topic!

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Blade Versus Edge The point should sit at or near the center line of the blade. A spey point blade has a mostly flat edge until close to the tip when it curves up to the point. Knowing the intended use for your knife will help you select the proper edge format, so let’s explore the possibilities for plain, serrated and. It gives you a clean cut with a long edge for constant pressure and precision. The point should sit at or near the center line of the blade. The curvatures of the edge and spine should be very similar, although either can be slightly more pronounced. The spine is also mostly flat, but like the. The edge and spine should both curve toward the point nearer to the tip than the handle, and not continuously (like on a barong or leaf shaped blade). A serrated edge becomes useful when dealing with tough. Talking about the choice of a serrated knife vs straight edge knife is enough to send experienced bushcrafters to cover because this can be a hotly debated topic! For general everyday tasks, a plain edge is your best bet. Read on to learn about push cuts, slice cuts, the pros and cons, and how to choose the best blade for your needs. I’ll go over the pros and cons of each.