Support BladeForums! Paid memberships don't see ads! What is an asymmetrical edge on the Busse knives? What purpose does it serve? I have a Badger Attack on order, looking very forward to it's arrival. I have heard so many good things about Busse knives that I ordered one. I believe the Badger Attack will be a good backpacking knife. Thanks to Andy Prisco for aswering my questions over several phone calls. But I did forget to ask about the asymmetrical edge. See on the trail Greg
Check out Andy Prisco's temporary website, the one with the variant pictures. At the bottom of the page is a great photo showing the unique geometry of the assymetrical edge. ------------------ Semper Fi
It is stronger than a v-ground edge, but easier to sharpen than a full convex bevel for most. I has been discussed in detail in recent posts. You might want to look them up. -Cliff
Yes....there are ALOT of posts regarding this topic here on the Busse forum. ------------------ Andy Prisco, Manager Sharper Instinct, LLC Phone: 1-201-493-2469 Orders-Toll Free: 1-877-557-5200 Fax: 1-201-493-2039 Visa & Mastercard Accepted Authorized Dealers: Busse Combat Knives and Big East Traditional Bows Professional Shooting Svcs: Corporate Training and Stress Mgmt. Busse Combat Variant Temp. HQ http://home.earthlink.net/~gregrnamin/andy/sharper.htm Sharper Instinct Website www.sharperinstinct.com
Support BladeForums! Paid memberships don't see ads! I went back over the old posts, now I believe that I understand the asymmetrical edge and the sharpening of it. Can't wait to cut with it.
