Fixed blade plain and serrated

[Emery E Mitchamore]

Is anyone aware of a high-quality EDC fixed blade with one plain edge and one serrated? I've poked around with no luck so decided to ask the knife universe. Ideally it's light and small, maybe skeleton, with about 3" blade. I work as a facility manager and groundskeeper for a small rural estate and simply can't carry around all the tools I want to use. Maybe trying to delete at least one knife.

 

[Crag the Brewer]

Is anyone aware of a high-quality EDC fixed blade with one plain edge and one serrated? I've poked around with no luck so decided to ask the knife universe. Ideally it's light and small, maybe skeleton, with about 3" blade. I work as a facility manager and groundskeeper for a small rural estate and simply can't carry around all the tools I want to use. Maybe trying to delete at least one knife.

I'll ask....Why do you feel you want serrations?

 

[chevyrulez1]

Is anyone aware of a high-quality EDC fixed blade with one plain edge and one serrated? I've poked around with no luck so decided to ask the knife universe. Ideally it's light and small, maybe skeleton, with about 3" blade. I work as a facility manager and groundskeeper for a small rural estate and simply can't carry around all the tools I want to use. Maybe trying to delete at least one knife.

Maybe a little larger than you were looking for, but Milwaukee makes a fixed blade that has a serrated blade on one side and plain edge on the other. I think it is a duct knife, I haven't personally used one but have seen some fairly good reviews online.

 

[wharncliffe]

Not sure this is helpful, but the original SOG Pentagon had one plain edge and one serrated edge. There's a smaller version (SOG Mini Pentagon boot knife) currently on ebay that might work for you.

 

[David Mary]

E Emery E Mitchamore the knife I will make for you when you email me perfectly matches what you are looking for.

 

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[Alberta Ed]

The SAK Officer model has an excellent saw as well as the essential corkscrew, not to mention scissors, large/small blades, an awl and the little hook thingy no one seems to know what it's for. I believe Swiss Army has some larger models with aw blades, too.

 

[DocJD]

Is anyone aware of a high-quality EDC fixed blade with one plain edge and one serrated? I've poked around with no luck so decided to ask the knife universe. Ideally it's light and small, maybe skeleton, with about 3" blade. I work as a facility manager and groundskeeper for a small rural estate and simply can't carry around all the tools I want to use. Maybe trying to delete at least one knife.

Not what you need , probably . But my only PE plus SE fixed .

Spyderco Warrior .

 

[Drop bear]

Duct knife is possibly the direction you want to head.

But they are generally bigger.

Maby a hori hori?

Edit.
Diving knives will be shorter and have the skeleton handle.

 

[Drop bear]

Just picking one at random from Google images.

This one looks alright. Starting to get up there in price.