Another Serration Question

[Steven Roos]

Are these CRK Serrations? They sure don't look like it!

http://www.truenorthknives.com/tnk_gallery-p-CR7652L.htm

If not, who did them? Wouldn't that void the warranty?

 

[Scott Dog]

Steve it's not clear what knife you are referring to. I'm pretty sure that Neil only sells new knives directly from the makers.

 

[DaveH]

There's another thread running around here somewhere, yes those are new factory serrations.

 

[RVO3VOM]

Those are the same serrations I saw on the same knife at the CRK booth at Blade '05.
Anne was standing right across the counter from me when I was looking at them.

 

[stjames]

They used to apply the serrations they used on the Project One-Piece knives, now it appears they are using the ones applied to the Green Beret fixed blades.

 

[Steven Roos]

Steve it's not clear what knife you are referring to. I'm pretty sure that Neil only sells new knives directly from the makers.

Sorry, on my computer that link gets me right to the knife. It is a serrated canvas micarta inlayed sebenza.

 

[Steven Roos]

There's another thread running around here somewhere, yes those are new factory serrations.

Do the points line up? They are cut alternating to each other, so it seems like they wouldn't...

Not to mention sharpening! Maybe you could get in there with a sharpmaker, but what if they are in bad shape?

 

[Scott Dog]

It has a v-grind and the serrations are sharpened at the same angle as the blade and yes they are lined up.