Recommendation? Getting rid of serrations

[DeadFall27]

Hey all,

I wanted to post this in the Services Wanted section, but I apparently can't post there right now.

Does anyone here know a member of the forums who does regrinds? I would like the serrations from my LMF II removed with as little material taken off as possible. I really do not want a recurved blade by the end of it; especially a deep one. If not, I may just have to grab a file and try my hand at it and see where it goes.

Thank you all for reading, I hope you all had a great Easter Sunday. Take care!!

-Jim

 

[TravisH]

Two highly regarded regrind service providers that come to mind are ...

~ Josh at Razor Edge
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1243155-Mods-Regrinds-Cerakote-and-Sharpening

~ Big Chris at Big Chris Custom Knives
http://www.bladeforums.com/index.php?forums/big-chris-custom-knives.907


Though I can't see you won't wind up with sone kind of odd double-grind profile or a much slimmer overall profile.

 

[aquaman67]

You may be better off trying to sell it and buy something else.

 

[DavidHoback]

I agree. Sell it and purchase something else. Modifying this knife is likely to cost more than you paid for it.

 

[bucketstove]

Hi,
Consider one of your local sharpening guys, like the local flea market sharpening guy thats been in the business a long time, should know what hes doing , and should cost less than $25

 

[jll346]

Josh at razor edge is as good as it gets. However, I fully agree just sell and buy new.

 

[DocJD]

Not sure why'd you'd want to grind out the SE , but if the knife isn't worth selling - I'd just do it myself . Be a good learning experience ! I've got a bench grinder , though, and I actually like recurves . The result would NOT be pretty , but it would cut .