Why is /k/ against serrations? Just wondering what the negative is.

sebenza

>>30014478
Hnnng

>>30014478
they don't cut?

>inb4 ropepeople

>>30014676

I use the small grooves in serrations to cut my fingernails.

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that shit got agreed upon in WW1 dude, it does nasty shit to people so if you choose serration dont let the Krauts catch you

>>30014478
Serrations are not functional, its a knife not a saw.

>>30014693
why so they can thank me for making wounds that heal more quickly and are easier to treat medically?

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Serrations have their uses, I don't have a use for them so I prefer knives without them

Thin, flat ground knives are the most useful to me. I carried an opinel no8 for a while and loved it
I carry a spyderco endura aogami now because of the flat grind

>>30014478
the knives I carry mostly get used on packaging, string, wiring and non-bread foods. Serration does not offer me any use for those things, at least not as much as a well sharpened plain edge.

The only real negatives is it makes the regular blade harder to use, and is harder to sharpen.

Saw tooth serrations a shit though, the length you need to actually make it worthwhile is already a hand saw.

>ITT: Memes

>>30014689

My current and previous knives were half-serrated, and I've used the first serration to cleanly cut my cuticles for years

>>30014676
They must be dull as fuck

>>30014744
>hurr hurr I parrot what I read on here and suck nigger dicks

>>30014478
see
>>30016863