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Greetings you all
By observing the serrations of the old and new Endura/Delica, I noticed that the scallops on the new ones are smaller than on the old models.
I am curious why this is.
Don't get me wrong, I am not complaining here, but because of the larger scallops on the generation 3, the serrations on those models look more aggressive to me.
I hope somebody can help me out on this.
Many thanks in advance
Arend(old school Spydie lover)
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Any personal tests to see which cut better?
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Could it possibly be the angle of the edge, or the angle of the grind?
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I also wonder how Spyderco determines the size of the serrations for each knife. The Assist I and II have different sized serrations.
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