That is a lot of metal to take off. Isn't the Techno kind of thick to start?Blerv wrote:Yea pick a knife with a comfortable handle and the blade can be fixed. Kbuzzbee had his Techo reground to look more like a Chaparral :).HarleyXJGuy wrote:Width behind the bevel seems like a place where slicing ability could be improved. Reprofiled my Millie today and it made a big difference.
Looking for a great slicer
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Re: Looking for a great slicer
On my radar: 110V Military, Police 4 and some sweet Rex 45 Military action.
Newest Spydies: S90v Ti Military, Pacific Salt and a special Kiwi.
Newest Spydies: S90v Ti Military, Pacific Salt and a special Kiwi.
Re: Looking for a great slicer
Yea 4.5mm :). Belt grinders make anything thin.HarleyXJGuy wrote:That is a lot of metal to take off. Isn't the Techno kind of thick to start?
Re: Looking for a great slicer
The Hap 40's should be great options and although it's a bit too big for many I love my K2 folder for slicing.
(K2 is my favorite folding kitchen slicer, Military my favorite general folding kitchen knife)
(K2 is my favorite folding kitchen slicer, Military my favorite general folding kitchen knife)