BF2020 Viper Swayback Discuss Thread

Another one delivered to Canada! knifeswapper knifeswapper Thank you for all your hard work in making this happen!:thumbsup:
Here are some pictures from my crappy camera.:oops:
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How would you sharpen this knife if what becomes dull is just the tip from using it in pulling/scoring cuts ?

Lowering the spine a bit ? ( I would not like messing up the beautiful swedge.)

Sharpening the edge just at the blade tip would eventually lead to not having a straight edge.

I guess sharpening the whole edge is the way to go.

( I doubt I’ll ever get to this point with the premium steel on this knife and regular stropping )
 
How would you sharpen this knife if what becomes dull is just the tip from using it in pulling/scoring cuts ?

Lowering the spine a bit ? ( I would not like messing up the beautiful swedge.)

Sharpening the edge just at the blade tip would eventually lead to not having a straight edge.

I guess sharpening the whole edge is the way to go.

( I doubt I’ll ever get to this point with the premium steel on this knife and regular stropping )

- don't know if knifeswapper knifeswapper Mike/anyone can tell us the cutting edge angle....? However, with this steel I'll be sharpening little and often once I know the angle (Sharpmaker is what I'd use)
 
To Canadian Forum Knife owners: does anybody live ABOVE latitude 63° North ? I think I have the most Northerly one in Europe but wanted to ask Canadians? Don't think any went to Alaska or Russia ? At least not yet ;)

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I'm a southern Canadian. Farther south than the upper peninsula Michigan if that helps.
 
How would you sharpen this knife if what becomes dull is just the tip from using it in pulling/scoring cuts ?

Lowering the spine a bit ? ( I would not like messing up the beautiful swedge.)

Sharpening the edge just at the blade tip would eventually lead to not having a straight edge.

I guess sharpening the whole edge is the way to go.

( I doubt I’ll ever get to this point with the premium steel on this knife and regular stropping )
Normally, I'd say either accept little bit of an upswept shape, or sharpen the whole edge straight.
In my case, I may lower the spine.
There's no room for the edge to go any higher, and I'm afraid to try disassembling the knife to lower the stop-pin-groove.
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