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whats the pros/cons of a recurve blade like a mini mojo swaprat comepared to one with out the recurve?
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I don't find the recurve good for anything but aggravation at sharpening time. Plus a little aggravation at cutting time too.
I don't find the recurve good for anything but aggravation at sharpening time. Plus a little aggravation at cutting time too.
Basically what serrations are good for. Either way, they make it more difficult to sharpen.
That sums up my experience with the recurve design as well.
Do you actualy CUT stuff in the real world?
I like a little bit of recurve.
also, with an edgepro, or any curved sharpening stone, a recurve isn't any harder to sharpen than anything else.