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Why would you discuss about knives that no one is making you buy?
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Why would you discuss about knives that no one is making you buy?
Are the blades ground from the spine to the edge? I cant tell in any of the web sites pictures.
Is the West Nile beveled on one side only? It looks that way on the website. How is it sharpened? I know that these are not pretty blades by any definition I know of and are extreme duty blades. Made to dig trenches, hack game and the enemy to manageable pieces, chop wood etc. But I am wondering what the reason for the single sided bevel would be.I never posted, but I received my West Nile Warrior. I have not had a chance to use a fixed blade of its size. As for fit and finish it leaves room for refinement. The knife is not meant to be a polished collector. It is meant to be used and abused. The cost of the knife was next to nothing compared to most other well designed hand made fixed blade knives on the market. The customer service I experienced was top notch.
Depends on the blade and from the website it appears that some of the blades may only be beveled on one side, leaving the other side flat. Others looks as if only one edge of blade is sharpened for a chisel blade. Not sure on either count but that it the way it looks to me. Maybe Grind can tell us
Is the West Nile beveled on one side only? It looks that way on the website. How is it sharpened? I know that these are not pretty blades by any definition I know of and are extreme duty blades. Made to dig trenches, hack game and the enemy to manageable pieces, chop wood etc. But I am wondering what the reason for the single sided bevel would be.
I'm sorry, but I've used some of my knives pretty hard, and they don't look like crap. They might be a little scratched, but not beaten and broken. (And yes, I've beat on them.)
"How it's going to look like this anyways" is not an excuse for poor workmanship.
Since he takes such pride in his other life indulgences, I would think he'd take more pride in his work as well.
The West Nile is a chisel grind. According to Mike Greyman the chisel grind is for ease of sharpening in the field.
Thanks, that is what I was wondering. The blade is flat on one side? BTW not sure if Mike is really his name or not but Grayman is what he is not his name