OK - they're little if any use for bushcraft, but there are quite a few knives out there with wholly or part serrated blades for cutting ropes and fibres.
I spotted a brilliant tip on the spyderco forum yesterday for honing these serrations.
Just get a leather / rawhide bootlace, rub into this rouge, honing powder, metal polish whatever, then with the lace pulled taught you hone each serration individually. You can clamp the knife or (say) hold the lace with your foot and teeth to leave your hands free.
So obvious, why didn't I think of it !
Cheers
I spotted a brilliant tip on the spyderco forum yesterday for honing these serrations.
Just get a leather / rawhide bootlace, rub into this rouge, honing powder, metal polish whatever, then with the lace pulled taught you hone each serration individually. You can clamp the knife or (say) hold the lace with your foot and teeth to leave your hands free.
So obvious, why didn't I think of it !
Cheers