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Sal,
I'm sure this subject has been flogged to death in former times on the forum. However, since I wasn't around the hear it, I've got to ask. My W. jr. is hollow grind (or is it "ground?"- whatever), and of course does what blades are supposed to do. It appears that a number of other spydercos are also hollow grind. What is the thinking behind the two different styles of blade, flat vs hollow, and what are their respective merits? Why not just make 'em all flat, or the other way? Is it a matter of strength or what?
Thanks,
Jack
I'm sure this subject has been flogged to death in former times on the forum. However, since I wasn't around the hear it, I've got to ask. My W. jr. is hollow grind (or is it "ground?"- whatever), and of course does what blades are supposed to do. It appears that a number of other spydercos are also hollow grind. What is the thinking behind the two different styles of blade, flat vs hollow, and what are their respective merits? Why not just make 'em all flat, or the other way? Is it a matter of strength or what?
Thanks,
Jack