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Stopped by Willey Knives in Greenwood, Selaware this morning and wow, what a great selection! It was just what I was looking for. Friendly + knowledgeable staff, lots of made in USA knives, and very reasonable prices (especially ...

... and Blue Ridge all look to be within a 20-minute drive of one another over in that southwestern corner of VA, oddly enough. I think between Willey’s and Edgewood I’ll be able to pick up something reasonable (and have fun exploring their selections). SMKW is tempting, but a I think a bit ...

... then heading up to the Shenandoah. I wonder if anyone can recommend a good knife store in/around Baltimore or Delaware? A brief google shows Willey’s Knives in Greenwood, which we could probably stop at early in the trip. Then there’s Knife Center in Fredericksburg, but that would be a about ...

... Air would be amazing I think. In fact, I have a couple of extra Airs to try that on. Does anyone know who does custom serrations on a blade? Edit: Willey Knives I see. Anyone have experience with them? I do. Wasn't super blown away with the results, or suffice to say it just didn't turn out "factory ...

Serrated Air would be amazing I think. In fact, I have a couple of extra Airs to try that on. Does anyone know who does custom serrations on a blade?

Edit: Willey Knives I see. Anyone have experience with them?

... not the most comfortable for extended hard use. It's always with me. If you can't find one, you might consider getting a PE and sending it to Willey Knives to get serrated. I know a few members here have sent knives to them and had a good experience. Thanks for the tip! I might end up doing ...

... not the most comfortable for extended hard use. It's always with me. If you can't find one, you might consider getting a PE and sending it to Willey Knives to get serrated. I know a few members here have sent knives to them and had a good experience.

... I've wondered over the years what a P'Kal in full Spyderedge would be like and it's one model I would be willing to pay money to have someone like Willey knives put serrations on one just to see how it would perform. But I can't even imagine what I would use a plain edged P'Kal model for. :beaming-face ...

... I've wondered over the years what a P'Kal in full Spyderedge would be like and it's one model I would be willing to pay money to have someone like Willey knives put serrations on one just to see how it would perform. But I can't even imagine what I would use a plain edged P'Kal model for. If I ...

For what it’s worth, I remember it was said that Willey Knives can grind Spyderco serrations. http://willeyknives.com I've not yet tried them but I have heard that they do good work. Some time back I was chatting with a guy over at Bladeforums and ...

Brock O Lee wrote: ↑ For what it’s worth, I remember it was said that Willey Knives can grind Spyderco serrations.

http://willeyknives.com

Yeah I have a knife done by them but let's just say the perfectionist in me is looking for something more.

For what it’s worth, I remember it was said that Willey Knives can grind Spyderco serrations.

http://willeyknives.com

You can always have the edge re-serrated at Willey Knives: search.php?keywords=willey

If you wanted to, you could have the SE serrations ground into it by Willey Knives.

Sumdumguy wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 30, 2020 7:20 pm

I finally caved.



The holster isn't far behind!

Everytime I see that Ulize, I think about modifying my Resilience into a recurve and sending it to Willey Knives to make it full SE.

... did the serrations themselves they would be less deep into the blade and the resulting edge profile wouldn't look so weird. The work was done by Willey Knives http://store.willeyknives.com/ While the serrations themselves could maybe be done a bit cleaner (that first one is a bit wonky looking), ...

Haunted House wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 30, 2020 12:13 pm

TomAiello wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 30, 2020 7:12 am

If you're frankenspydering it anyway, could you just buy the Lone Wolf and have Willey knives grind the serrations in?

Another option(and maybe easier?) is to just have them cut the wave opener into an existing serrated edge model.

I think he wants the Glock tool though.

If you're frankenspydering it anyway, could you just buy the Lone Wolf and have Willey knives grind the serrations in? Another option(and maybe easier?) is to just have them cut the wave opener into an existing serrated edge model. Eh, not so much a fan. I actually ...

TomAiello wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 30, 2020 7:12 am

If you're frankenspydering it anyway, could you just buy the Lone Wolf and have Willey knives grind the serrations in?

Another option(and maybe easier?) is to just have them cut the wave opener into an existing serrated edge model.

TomAiello wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 30, 2020 7:12 am

If you're frankenspydering it anyway, could you just buy the Lone Wolf and have Willey knives grind the serrations in?

That's not a bad idea I don't know why I didn't think of that, I'm planning on sending them a Sliverax too. Probably easier and cheaper.