Serrated blades

[knoefz]

I like separate tools for specific jobs.....
(Serrations)

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This first pic freaks me out.... The angle makes the knife look like a miniature... Or the shovel GIGANTIC

And it's the first serrated shovel I've ever seen

 

[conan11]

I use a serrated knife to cut fiberglass at work. The glass will dull a straight edge quickly.

 

[Mannlicher]

I like a serrated bread knife, and I like, and use, my serrated Spyderco Salt knife. Other than that, I've no use for a serrated blade.

 

[sceva]

I echo Mannlicher: The only serrrated blades I have a use for are Bread or Steak knives. And I really don't need a serrated steak knife.

 

[Steely_Gunz]

I like serrations either for utility or for ferocity.
Here is what is in my pocket today. Serrations on this Combat Troodon, like my Spyderco Civilian, aren't there for utility

That said, for 95% of people who aren't OCD about their edges, a serrated knife will probably never need to be sharpened, especially with a high quality steel. I have a set of $20 steak knives that my family has been dragging across ceramic plates for 20 years without regarding their sharpness. They'll always be sharper than my teeth

 

[GPyro]

Morakniv Craftsmen 7350 is an awesome knife for cutting rockwool l bat insulation.

They should include a sheath tho.

 

[Ciscocbc]

Cuts very well

 

[Macchina]

I only like serrated blades on Multitools with a plain edge primary. SOMETIMES a serrated edge is nice, but MOST of the time a plain edge is much better.

 

[kylemiller]

Most center consoles and bugout bags would benefit from a fully serrated Byrd Cara Cara 2.