Spyderco serration history

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sal
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Re: Spyderco serration history

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Hi FK,

Thanx for the support and memory trip. You were wearing a blue shirt. Right? ;)

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Re: Spyderco serration history

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Yeah...but what is his grandmother's maiden name, Sal? :)
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And what did he have for breakfast? ;)
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I recall that during studies for my degree in anthropology I learned flint knapping. I think that workable flakes percussed from a suitable stone naturally had tiny serrations. That made them viscously sharp. No one escapes knapping and pressure flaking without getting cut.
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