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Camp Knife Build

Redmeadow Knives said:
That's what I tested yesterday and it worked out great between 60 and 61. The edge showed no effect after a workout on some old branches, new ones, a 2x4 and some intentional glancing blows on a log. As a light camp knife it should serve it's purpose and beyond.

I guess you could call it a compound grind since the majority of the main bevel is flat and it ends in a slight convex towards a V ground cutting edge. That sounds way more complicated than it is. Basically it leaves a little more meat behind the edge than a full flat grind and gives you a leaner main bevel than a full convex with the slicyness of a V grind.

Lol, though that's clear as a bell in my head it may sound like absolute mud to.someone else, let me know if it does and I'll try to describe it better.
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Here's how what you describe looks to my mind; a flat grind with a v-edge, but with the shoulders rounded off and blended? If so, I love you! ;)
 
Languishing, sobbing softly, almost forgotten. At least I have my teddy bear...

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Melvin-Purvis said:
At least I have my teddy bear..
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Ahhh the joys of dealing with part time manglers.... I was going to leave these a flat grind until just short of the edge but decided to gently convex the entire blade. Which I now realize is a geometrical nightmare if you give two shits about a plunge line. I can always slap a coat of paint on and push 'er out the door!;)
 
Redmeadow Knives said:
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Ahhh the joys of dealing with part time manglers.... I was going to leave these a flat grind until just short of the edge but decided to gently convex the entire blade. Which I now realize is a geometrical nightmare if you give two shits about a plunge line. I can always slap a coat of paint on and push 'er out the door!;)
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Yeah, that got my attention... :eek: :cool: :D :thumbsup: :)
 
SpyderPhreak said:
I sense I might know the reason the pocket blades dibs were put on hold temporarily... ;) :D
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Not quite, it's mostly me evaluating my workflow. I'm gonna look into doing them in more than pairs. We get a decent response and I don't really advertise them other than in obscure threads and the Dibs are still trickling in.
 
Redmeadow Knives said:
Not quite, it's mostly me evaluating my workflow. I'm gonna look into doing them in more than pairs. We get a decent response and I don't really advertise them other than in obscure threads and the Dibs are still trickling in.
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Ah darn. Figured the timing was right for a pair of Starry Nights... ;)
 
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