Yeah, all the EKAs have secondary bevels, but usually pretty slight and easily removed if you care to. Other oddities are more serious.. some of them (the 88 series) are amazingly light, but not very strong. Others ( the 82 ) are seriously strong, but weigh a ton. None feature one-hand opening or pocket clips, so it's back to the '60s.
I don't really subscribe, myself, to the currently-popular theory that the appropriate response to anyone looking for something on the forums is to tell them why they shouldn't want it.
Other than EKA/Normark, the only ones that I'm aware of are the Enzo folders:
Never held one in person, so I won't presume to critique them. Certain models never seem to be in stock, they're almost mythological, I know one guy who's been looking for years for a specific combination.
P.S. From time to time some of us have half-seriously tried to interest Blind Horse Knives in doing a Scandi folder. They made sort of a reputation for themselves as being one of the very, very few places that made Scandi-grind knives that were neither Scandi designs (traditional or modern, they're mostly pretty eccentric by American tastes) or Mears Buscrafter clones, they were different than everyone else's.
Unfortunately, they always responded that they were no where near ready to turn out a folder (understandable) and now they seem to have mostly lost interest in producing new Scandi designs.. or a lot of their old ones, either... which makes much of their current production look a lot more like everyone else's...
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