To throw a few more cogs in the wrench... Or other way around... *shrugs*
I think a scandi is a narrow sabre grind. A lot of puukkos i have seen, feature either a sabre grind, or a full flat grind with a convex/Moran/appleseed secondary.
A traditional Norwegian tollekniv, as has been brought up earlier in this thread, has a narrow, single bevel/beffel grind. Infact, seeing as the blacksmiths of old, did the grinding on the traditional tollekniv with a somewhat small stationary round grinding waterstone... I suppose you could even say that the scandi grind is actually hollow/concave.... O_O
How`s that for a cog in the wrench?
I think a scandi is a narrow sabre grind. A lot of puukkos i have seen, feature either a sabre grind, or a full flat grind with a convex/Moran/appleseed secondary.
A traditional Norwegian tollekniv, as has been brought up earlier in this thread, has a narrow, single bevel/beffel grind. Infact, seeing as the blacksmiths of old, did the grinding on the traditional tollekniv with a somewhat small stationary round grinding waterstone... I suppose you could even say that the scandi grind is actually hollow/concave.... O_O
How`s that for a cog in the wrench?
