Bread knife into boat knife

[deltablade]

I like to have a serrated blade knife with me in my boat in case rope needs to be cut quickly. Yet my knives sometimes dont make it home when my grandkids take the boat out fishing. My solution has been to cut down a used serrated blade bread knife and make a sheath for it. . They work great, cut fast, are cheap enough not to worry if they dont make it home.

 

[deltablade]

I like to have a serrated blade knife with me in my boat in case rope needs to be cut quickly. Yet they sometimes dont make it home when my grandkids take the boat out fishing. My solution has been to cut down a used serrated blade bread knife and make a sheath for it. . They work great, cut gast, are cheap enough not to worry if they dont make it home.

 

[Sharp & Fiery]

Love it! Now that’s thinking. They all look pretty good to!

 

[knarfeng]

Geat idea.
I got interested in boat knives at one point. I ran across an article which said that rounded serrations worked better than jagged serrations. Do you have an opinion on that?

 

[deltablade]

Geat idea.
I got interested in boat knives at one point. I ran across an article which said that rounded serrations worked better than jagged serrations. Do you have an opinion on that?

I agree. The fastest cutters in my pic are the white handled Dexter on the left, and the third knife from left with black handle

 

[Mecha]

I agree. The fastest cutters in my pic are the white handled Dexter on the left, and the third knife from left with black handle

I agree too. The cheap, basic Victorinox boat knives available at marina stores have rounded serrations and cut anything boat-related like a laser beam.

 

[Mitchell Knives]

Great idea.

I totally agree with the comment above; the rounded serrations used by Victorinox seem to cut better than any other pattern I’ve found.

 

[knarfeng]

Awesome. Thanks, for that information.

 

[deltablade]

This Dexter bread knife has round serrations and cuts like crazy