Looking at the blade it is actually right at if not thinner behind the edge then my Caly Jr. ZDP. The blade polished up very easily. Took about the same time and effort as VG-10. I am really going to love this knife.
DM
pocket scalpels, what are yours?
I have to say this new Squeak from my initial impressions is going to be a cutting demon.
Looking at the blade it is actually right at if not thinner behind the edge then my Caly Jr. ZDP. The blade polished up very easily. Took about the same time and effort as VG-10. I am really going to love this knife.
DM
Looking at the blade it is actually right at if not thinner behind the edge then my Caly Jr. ZDP. The blade polished up very easily. Took about the same time and effort as VG-10. I am really going to love this knife.
DM
Smile, it can always get worse
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My sharpest knife is a ZDP Endura that I took down to 24 degrees inclusive. I don't know if this qualifies as a pocket scalpel.
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Hey Chuck :) With the way this thread has evolved everything is fair game. I know I've gone a little nutty, but I do enjoy hearing about very sharp :D
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I have gone a lot nutty myself. :Ddbcad wrote:Hey Chuck :) With the way this thread has evolved everything is fair game. I know I've gone a little nutty, but I do enjoy hearing about very sharp :D
Yep, I think we all enjoy hearing about sharp. :D
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My sharpest knife by far is my Al Mar Alaskan Bowie, but I wouldn't try using that for any surgical endeavors. As far as Spyderco blades I would say my Spin, as it has one of the better blade shapes and it's thin and sharp.
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