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I use a Wharncliffe blade when cutting various materials... making sheaths... cutting carpet... plastic... vinyl... etc... as I find they are the most efficient and controllable....but... I wanted an INFI Wharncliffe.
So....I got myself a Sus Scrofa and although it was great at cutting when pulling towards you... it was unable to push cut on a flat surface because of the hawkbill blade.
So... inspired by this thread http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=517657
I set about it... (photos are not very good.)
From this:
To this:
Took a while to set the edge to my liking, but, I'm very pleased with it.... the blade finish could do with a bit more work, but, this one is going to get used a lot. I was careful to keep the logo ...although it is less pronounced.
Excellent ergos, INFI steel and a Wharncliffe blade. :thumbup:
So....I got myself a Sus Scrofa and although it was great at cutting when pulling towards you... it was unable to push cut on a flat surface because of the hawkbill blade.
So... inspired by this thread http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=517657
I set about it... (photos are not very good.)
From this:
To this:
Took a while to set the edge to my liking, but, I'm very pleased with it.... the blade finish could do with a bit more work, but, this one is going to get used a lot. I was careful to keep the logo ...although it is less pronounced.
Excellent ergos, INFI steel and a Wharncliffe blade. :thumbup: