+1 on the thickness. The added weight helps too when you're doing large cuts.
+1 on the thickness. The added weight helps too when you're doing large cuts.
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Thicker at the edge or the spine?Originally Posted by turbochef422
So far I have referred to thickness on the edge only.
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Both, in relation to each other of course.
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How fine an edge do you finish your scimitars? About 3-5K or higher?
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and the handle should be manly.
It should dispense beer and make boob jokes.
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There is need for it in butchery. I'm thrilled to hear about the 8in as well. I'm glad to see you got this going Marko. The profile looks great. I think the thin behind the edge and sturdy spine is a great idea. Scimitars are not really supposed to come in contact with bones. They are more for portioning boneless sub primals. I am very excited.
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I finish mine on a king 800 and then strop.
Keep mine pretty toothy. 1200 bester, and then strop on whatever paper is around, no steel.
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No higher than 2k for me.
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