what type of grind is this? Flat, Hollow, Convex, Chisel, etc...
250301
After googling this, id say the best comparison i found was an "assymetrical semi-convex"... but dont trust me. Lol
1092530
Don't know about this machine specifically, but generally this means your grind isn't of the right coarseness or fineness.
87871
It appears to be a saber grind, flat primary bevel and flat secondary bevel.
2242217
It will ONLY apply a convex grind - that's the benefit of a belt sharpening system. A convex grind is stronger than a flat grind (stone) or hollow grind (wheel) and will stay sharper longer.
102788
It is actually convex ground with a small secondary grind. Most come quite sharp and those that aren't are easily sharpened.
1778209
Chisel grinds are not listed in the products description, from Kershaw directly. That feature was not included on my personal want/need lust. So I never researched it till today,
51267
Hi. This is a meat grinder. Stuff comes out of it like worms basically. You can grind all kinds of stuff with it but the finish product will always be like noodles. Thanks
1779333
There's a device on top that you tighten or loosen to adjust the coarseness of the grind. After owning for 6 months, I would not recommend this product.
1310233
Its a saber grind with what looks like a 20 degree second bevel. Hope this helps.
682046
If the blade is flat you just flip the nut over that you loosened to get the old grinding wheel off. it should have a flat side.
530856
Hi. Bothe sides of the blade are hollow grind sharpened. If you are looking for this type of cutting instrument I believe you will be pleased.
570734
No its very similar to a flat grind. This knife is awesome. One of the smoothest knives I own.
2143994
The one I received several months ago does not appear to be hollow grind. It was a bit disappointing staight of of the package, but a minor touchup on a fine ceramic stone made it acceptable. Haven't used it enough yet to determine how well it will hold the edge I put on it. The ergos in my hand are good' however.
481851
No the grind is not even. I usually sift and try regrinding the coarse bits. I am usually trying to get a fine powder though. I am not using it for coffee though. If you want an even grind for coffee you might want to consider some kind of burr grinder.
1779466
ceramic. that's why it is called a ceramic grinder. it is the only part that is ceramic. they are burrs, not blades. they pulverize and grind rather than cut, which is more like a mortar and pestle. this results in grounds of a more uniform size, which is much better for espresso-type machines that use pressure as part of the brewing process.
1497788
The current production BK16 is a full flat grind. The first production run was a saber grind and they were "signed". The one I received from Amazon was full flat grind. Great tool and price.
1917855
It's a full flat grind like the trailmaster by cold steel. Great knife in my opinion. Sheath is acceptable. So worth the money. Amazing beater knife you won't be afraid to use cause it wasn't expensive.