NettetThe advantage of a hollow grind is that the edge can become incredibly thin. It is for a reason that almost all classic straight razors have a … NettetMy method of hollow grinding a knife bevel without using a jig. There is nothing wrong with using a jig and or whatever makes your workflow better, more efficient and …
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Nettet26. feb. 2024 · Hollow Grind– The knife is ground to create a very sharp but fragile concave bevel cutting edge. You’ll often see them on straight razors. And if you have experience with straight razors, you’ll know … Nettet13. jul. 2015 · Hollow grind What it is: A hollow grind features symmetric, concave surfaces ending in a thin, extremely sharp edge. A hollow grind doesn't produce a very strong edge, and therefore generally isn't suitable for … jess bubbico
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NettetThe sticking point for me is that the hollow isn't very tall in relation to the average blade that I make. I figure I might get close to a 1" bevel, but only if I take it to a 0 grind on 3/16 stock. I havent done the math yet to figure out exact heights. I'm using a 12" wheel, and it is absolutely the biggest I can go with my current work rest ... Nettet28. mar. 2011 · Hollow grinds and FFG are great grinds for cutting with FFG usually being the better slicer. Hollow grinds have full spines while FFG dont so you could say hollow grinds have the best combination of cutting ability and spine strength. FFG will have stronger edges since they have more steel behind them. Nettet13. okt. 2024 · Hollow Grind The grind has a sharp cutting edge because it curves inwards to equally meet in the middle, thus creating a thin sharp edge. It is known to be concave and mainly used for skinning knives. Hollow blade grind is a good choice for hunting but not for tough or demanding tasks like wood cutting. jess buchanan