serration on blades

Spyderco makes a Tri-Angle Sharpmaker which, from what I hear, makes sharpening the serrations fairly easy. I have seen a post from another member praising a video that shows how to sharpen knives, as well. I think that post may be in the General Knife Discussion Forum. Someone else with more knowledge may be able to better comment on this. I hope what little I have contributed may be of some help though. :-)
 
I own a ton of serrated knives (Spyderco and others) the ONLY way to properly and easily sharpen them is on a Sharpmaker. Don't be afraid of serrations, the only big disadvantage of serrations (IMO) is that depending on their design they can catch on what you're cutting, tearing it rather than slicing it.

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Slider, before I got my Sharpmaker,I always bought plain blades because I was afraid to try sharpening the serrations.Now, I almost always order the combo or serrated blades because they come from the factory so sharp, and I know that I can keep them that way with very little effort.Get a Sharpmaker 204 and be not afraid!

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