I did my part to keep this thread on track. Waddaya expect when someone says a custom knifemaker ripped of United Cutlery. Why thats the sorta statement thats hand crafted to start a flame war hereabouts. Why, its almost like trolling for a response. You know....like trolling for fish.
Well anyways, we wernt all off track and you gotta expect that junk around here. You should ignore it but sometimes you dont so I'm sorry.
Like I just said, i have a fixed blade Muela that had double ground serrations. It is very nice and effective.
The serrations on my Cuda Maxx are also just about identicle to the spyderedge. the nice thing about it is that, even though it is a combo edge it has ample amounts of both types of edges. When I first started readiung these boards I started to develope a irrational hatred towards serrations. It was hard not to with all the arguments against them. but then I was quizing my dad about what knife he'd like for an EDC (he is a knife nut in training). He said he wasnt all high and mighty about serrations and he liked em fine. Then i realized....Hey, i like em ok too. they cut good and look cool, why not. It was the same when i got into thatirrational anti-sebenza mindset. I was all agro and tired of people saying how great it was. So i took my dad to my knife shop and, without examining it myself, showed him a Sebenza saying how everyone loved and praised it like brainwashed zombies. He flicked it open a few times and said, "Hmmm....real solid knife."
So, I snatched it back from him and took a good look, then i understood everyones' comments. Sometimes it pays to get an outside opinion on things.
As far as yours and Zytif's point about the ability to dissassemble spydies...that is a very good point. There are pros and cons either way. Personally I agree with you guys cause I like to tune my knives and take em apart. Part of being a knife nut, I think. But the market aint mostly knife nuts, so i have some compassion for it, spydercos are nice knives.
