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I have made a couple of fixed blade wharncliffes and sheepsfoots in the past. I tried to give them as straight of an edge as possible, carefully holding a ruler against the edge, then holding it up to the light.
Anyway, I wonder if there is any advantage of having the edge slightly "rockered." Cutting out paper profiles, it looks cool that way, but I don't know if it would serve any useful purpose.
On the other hand, I could see the usefulness in having the edge curve the opposite way, like a hawksbeak.
Anyway, I wonder if there is any advantage of having the edge slightly "rockered." Cutting out paper profiles, it looks cool that way, but I don't know if it would serve any useful purpose.
On the other hand, I could see the usefulness in having the edge curve the opposite way, like a hawksbeak.
