Full flat grind Moras

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Took a few Moras to the grinder and this is the result. Boy do they cut like the dickens now! :D

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jbass said:
So, can we send you some Mora's for some grinding work?
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Well, with the cost of shipping out and back it'd probably be the same or cheaper to just buy one outright I'd think. But yeah, sure. :)
 
Nice! I've been thinking/threatening to do this for a long time, but never got around to it. Now you've got a Mora that actually cuts well! I'll bet they're great in the kitchen also.
 
So you did a full flat grind and kept the very bit of the original scandi bevel - is that what I see?
 
Essentially taking off the shoulders big time, thinning the primary grind way down. It should slice very well. I would expect the harder ones to hold up the best and be able to be ground thinner (without damage) than the rest also.
 
In a nutshell. :) Yes, taking the shoulders all the way up to the spine and the bevel width reduced down to what we're used to seeing on a "conventional" knife.
 
Thanks--I got tired of waiting for Mora to do it themselves. I think they really need to come out with at least a couple of FFG models. They have the capability--their culinary line is all FFG and nicely done.
 
Very cool! And I agree mora could make a killing off of some ffg blades. I softened the shoulders on my clipper and it made a huge difference in cutting performance. It essentially eliminated that "wedging" effect that happens sometimes. You should try just convexing out the shoulders of the scandi grind a bit then comparing with these ffgs.

Nice work! :thumbup:
 
Thanks! I had taken the shoulders off of a Mora in the past and while it definitely improved performance it's nowhere near the boost the full conversion to FFG gave it. :)
 
sodak said:
Nice! I've been thinking/threatening to do this for a long time, but never got around to it. Now you've got a Mora that actually cuts well! I'll bet they're great in the kitchen also.
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Better get some asbestos long johns. Saying something like that gets you flogged in some circles.
 
Good Lord, I don't know if I could live with myself if I desecrated a Mora by converting it to FFG! ;)

Nice work, 42. :thumbup:
 
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