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Chisel-Grind Spyder
- Thread starter Lycosa
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I don't know, you can make them look cool because the grind lines are defined sharper.
And you can cut on production costs, for you have only one side to grind.
Shame is that allmost every chissel grind folder has the grind on the wrong side for utility work, but they look better on pictures that way.
And you can cut on production costs, for you have only one side to grind.
Shame is that allmost every chissel grind folder has the grind on the wrong side for utility work, but they look better on pictures that way.
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SE is a chisel grind with teeth.
SE is a chisel grind with teeth.
Not quite, it still has a primary bevel on both sides.
A real one is just flat on one side.
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It has a primary bevel on both sides, but the edge bevel is only on one side. The SE sharpens the same way a chisel grind is sharpened. I've been doing both for years.
i've used both RH (BM CG stryker & others
) and LH (EKI SOCFK for one) chisel grinds and while i have no idea why makers make them RH or LH i have found that it doesnt really matter much except for fine work, either one is fine for SD or utility imho.
it just doesnt matter that much.
) and LH (EKI SOCFK for one) chisel grinds and while i have no idea why makers make them RH or LH i have found that it doesnt really matter much except for fine work, either one is fine for SD or utility imho.
it just doesnt matter that much.