fully serrated milli on the way!

bammann45

bammann45

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I got a fully SE g10/s30v milli for a crazy low price It's going to be be a nice counterpart to my CFBG42. I am hoping there is no catch as the price was very low and supposedly NIB. We shall see this weekend.
 
I've had my fully serrated milli for a while now and I too got it for a great price. I hope your works out as well as mine. I have gotten several Spyderco's cheap cause they were SE. I have been collecting them for a while now and they are the first knives I remember that had the "spyderedge". So it only makes sense to get them SE. However their PE are amazing too!!
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The spydie edge Military is what turned me on to the benefits of a serrated edge. There is really very little it cannot do.
 
I edc a D2 para(PE)-my first and only spyderco. I've been wanting a millitary, because it's bigger, and I want to try some S30V. I also want to try a spyderedge knife, but I am scared that I will regret it over the plain edge.

Are SE knives also good for light use? opening food packages, opening and occasionally breaking down boxes, etc? Where do they fall behind?

I like the idea of serrations being able to bite into cuts, and how they will take more abuse than a plain edge (typically) and keep cutting.

I own and use both the DMT aligner, as well as a sharpmaker w/diamond rods.
 
ctk123 said:
Are SE knives also good for light use? opening food packages, opening and occasionally breaking down boxes, etc?
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I am a believer. I have found it very effective for EDC. It tears open boxes, clam shells, etc. with ease. Opens envelopes, though I don't get a clean cut.

Try for yourself something like a Spyderco Tenacious with spyder edge (serrated edge), which can be had in the mid $30 range. Nice knife, and it will get you hooked on the serrated edge.

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powernoodle said:
I am a believer. I have found it very effective for EDC. It tears open boxes, clam shells, etc. with ease. Opens envelopes, though I don't get a clean cut.

Try for yourself something like a Spyderco Tenacious with spyder edge (serrated edge), which can be had in the mid $30 range. Nice knife, and it will get you hooked on the serrated edge.

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I took your advice and have my first Spyderco on its way. A Tenacious fully serrated.

I am looking forward to it.
 
I am excited to receive it - it comes next wed. I kinda want an orange milli and I am in line for a Ti Milli. I am not sure how this happened but I seem to be developing a milli collecting habit all at once. I never saw the point of purchases within the same model but its rapidly growing on me.
 
At that price I would have gone for the SE. I'm normally PE and have been looking for a Millie for a while now but I wanted my first to be a PE. But at 88 bucks I might just give it a go.
 
well I decided to get a SE blade to help me decide which way to go with my millitary(girlfriend is getting me one for christmas).

I ended up ordering a waved SE Endura, with gray FRN handles.
 
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