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Andy

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My dads knife of choice was a 6inch boning knife. Though he preferd the striaght back style of knife.

It's interesting watching someone do it well. I remember it often ended up having a couple of my siblings and Iwatching him sort meat out.

PS what mincer is it that is in the picture?
 
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Guerilla

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My Cold Steel SRK. :rolmao:

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Guerilla

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Rollnick said:
Cheers Guerrilla,

How do you find the CS?


Hi Rollnick!

Unfortunately I speek english only little, but I'm trying. I transformed edgestructure of my CS SRK.

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So...I think this is really better. I think quality of steel (Carbon-V) is excellent and the sizes of SRK are optimal by survival (and by bushcraft). I use often and I think SRK is trusted.

Other knife pics.
 

JakeR

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Cheers Guerilla.

I see, makes it a better slicer. I find secondary bevels can often be very frustrating if the bevel is too obtuse (like your CS was initially). My Allan Blade bushcrafter has a very obtuse angle on the edge, but im currently convexing it, so we'll see!

Jake
 
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Guerilla

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Cheers Jake,

I think the SRK with originally edge is a good knife but with proder edge angle (~ 20 degree) is better dirigible. This is advantageous in the course of woodwork (for example if I'm cutting).
 

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