Spyderco - Old-School Serrations

[Santi]

I like the old one better, it's not so aggressive, and it won't easily get cought it those cutting materials . . .

Same on you?

 

[eojk]

I'm not sure that's entirely correct. My spyderedge Paramilitary looks like the second knife, whatever it is.

 

[Peter1960]

Santi I like your pics - personally I prefer the "old serrations" too as they cut well and don't shock the people - they look a little bit nicer

@eojk: I see from above to top: C03 Hunter / C05 Standard G-10 / C52 Calypso Jr. FRN

 

[psimonl]

IIRC serretions pattern (Deep or not-too-deep) are decided upont the blade steel, not area. S30V has less deepness (sic) than VG-10.

Simon

 

[puukkoman]

If you don't like them deep, then use the knife more. They'll wear down with use and sharpening.

 

[JD Spydo]

IT is rather fascinating how the serrations have evolved over the years. The Mariner I just traded away had a beautiful serration pattern. The one serrated Paramilitary I had was endowed with really "spiky" serrations. Now I have an old Spyderco Catcherman fillet knife that is fully serrated ( rare bird ) and it has a non radical wavy serration which really fillets fish nicely. I can understand why they quit making that fully serrated Catcherman. It was truly a useful tool.

Probably the most perfect Spyderco serrations are on my Combo Edged Gunting.