Fully serrated folder, not spyderco

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effer

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Looking for a good fully serrated knife. Blade length under 3.5" (prefer closer to 3"). Have nothing against Spyderco, but need a knife without hole in the blade, because my spydie gets jammed in the material that I cut, because of the hole.

What are my options?
 
softrockrenegade said:
Cold steel voyager series but i would imagine a thumbstud could get stuck just as easy !
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Thumbstud is not a problem, because it will not go into the material, so it won't get stuck there.

Voyager is a bit too long for me. I also don't really like it.
 
Not too many companies offer a fully serrated blade . The Emerson hardwear folders come with a serrated edge but also have a hole for deployment !
 
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I though about SAK, leatherman and such, but don't really want a multitool and hope to find a single blade that will fit my needs.

Hmmm... I would also consider a combo edge with serrated portion longer than usual, though much prefer sully serrated.
 
timberweasel said:
Myerchin might have something suitable...
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Thanks a lot. I never heard of Myerchin before, but it looks like I might be able to find something there.

Edit: After a closer look, Myerchin will not work for me, because most models come with spike that I have no use for and models without spike have quite short serrated blades. Will keep looking.
 
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There are fully serrated Vics and Wengers, but they may all have holes.

Someone like Brad Fairall, or others may be able to custom a single blade for around $100.00

I may be wrong about this, but there are many solid and innovative guys on BF.

Mike H.
 
effer said:
Edit: After a closer look, Myerchin will not work for me, because most models come with spike that I have no use for and models without spike have quite short serrated blades. Will keep looking.
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if you have no use for the spike just don't use it ...
 
pwet said:
if you have no use for the spike just don't use it ...
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2.8" blade, Zytel handle -> weight 5.2 Oz :confused:. I don't have obsessions with weight limit, but I'd rather not have the spike that I won't use. Spike might also look a bit threatening to the city folks, even if it is never used.
 
effer said:
Thanks a lot. I never heard of Myerchin before, but it looks like I might be able to find something there.

Edit: After a closer look, Myerchin will not work for me, because most models come with spike that I have no use for and models without spike have quite short serrated blades. Will keep looking.
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My first thought for full-serration was Spyderco, then some kind of rigging knife. Unfortunately for your criteria, most rigging knives will have the marlin spike, but you never know.

Good luck! :)
 
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RevDevil said:
You are the one asking for a suggestion here. If it is something super secret why even ask in a public forum?
:rolleyes:
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I'm asking a suggestion for a knife that fits my criteria rather than how to change the way I cut things. I just don't want the topic to go that route.
 
effer said:
I'm asking a suggestion for a knife that fits my criteria rather than how to change the way I cut things. I just don't want the topic to go that route.
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im curious as to how something you're cutting can get caught in the hole and jam the blade :confused:
 
jimnolimit said:
it might.

3.0"-3.5" blade, fully serrated without a hole is a tough criteria. is a pointed blade a must?
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I can even have a hole, just not as big as on spydero. Byrds I think are also a bit too big. Full spyderedge with thumbstuds would've been perfect :(
I would prefer pointed, but will be fine with rescue type blade.

Nedser said:
Ontario Utilitac II Tanto Serrated, maybe?

3.20" blade.
AUS8A
Comes in two handle styles
Coated or uncoated blade

http://www.ontarioknife.com/catalog/item/92
http://www.ontarioknife.com/catalog/item/96
http://www.ontarioknife.com/catalog/item/90
http://www.ontarioknife.com/catalog/item/94
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Interesting, will consider it. A tiny bit too tactical, but might do.
 
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