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Interesting to realize how many people canceled their orders when they found out it wasn't full flat ground. Tee hee!
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I'm sure glad I didn't! What a blade... The slope where the flat ground moves to the stock is véry faint, imo, so the angle is very obtuse (aaaalmost straight, making it almost FFG). It's definitely not abrupt or anything. I would not expect this grind to behave noticably different from a FFG blade, since the primary bevel is so high, and the angle with the stock is so obtuse. Great stuff and awesome cutter.
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You mean the angle is acute...
Esav Benyamin
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No, he means correctly that the angle between the grind and the flat of the blade stock is obtuse.
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This is indeed what I mean. It's more obtuse (more tending to be completely flat) than let's say an original Delica 4 (not the FFG, which is obviously compeltely flat).
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OoOoOoOoooh. Gotcha. My mistake, I'm with ya now. Still cute though...that Skyline... 