What's your take and do you have a rationale to back it up?
I kinda like the idea of a half-serrated blade for a multi-purpose knife. I'm not particularly perturbed about the extra sharpening difficulties, esp. since serrations seem to stay sharp longer.
My real question about them is, do they really enhance the effectiveness when cutting tough materials?
I'm thinking about a half-serrated Griptilian for utility and defensive uses. I may cut some boxes, wood, & leather with it. I'd also like to think that I could cut nylon webbing, such as a seatbelt, if required. Are these anything serrations would truly aid?
I kinda like the idea of a half-serrated blade for a multi-purpose knife. I'm not particularly perturbed about the extra sharpening difficulties, esp. since serrations seem to stay sharp longer.
My real question about them is, do they really enhance the effectiveness when cutting tough materials?
I'm thinking about a half-serrated Griptilian for utility and defensive uses. I may cut some boxes, wood, & leather with it. I'd also like to think that I could cut nylon webbing, such as a seatbelt, if required. Are these anything serrations would truly aid?