Has anyone ground a second edge on the blade?

[Anthony]

Just wondering if anyone else noticed the main blade on the Powerlock (and I assume the other SOG tools) is only ground on one side.  For cutting plastic wrap off skids or firewood bundles it's just fine; but for delicate work it woulden't be that great I imagine..

So has anyone ground a second bevel to it?  I'd definately try it, but I've only got one blade, so if I mess it up, it might become useless

[Grant Lamontagne]

You got me there... I'll have to take a closer look at mine and see, but I am pretty certain mine is ground on both sides.  At least the one in my edc is...

Def

[prime77]

You can call SOG and order a blade with the grinds on both sides

[Anthony]

ahh so they DID manufacture them like that...anyone know if there was a half serrated blade gorund on both sides?

[J-sews]

I wonder if that middle one that eodtech has for sale is ground on both edges?

Link: http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,484.0.html

[Anthony]

I wonder if that middle one that eodtech has for sale is ground on both edges?

Link: http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,484.0.html

Only one way to find out!

The saw he has looks diffrent than mine also..

[Grant Lamontagne]

ahh so they DID manufacture them like that...anyone know if there was a half serrated blade gorund on both sides?

Serrated edges are almost always ground on one side only.  It is cheaper and significantly less difficult than trying to carve serrations into both sides.

Def

[Anthony]

ahh so they DID manufacture them like that...anyone know if there was a half serrated blade gorund on both sides?

Serrated edges are almost always ground on one side only.  It is cheaper and significantly less difficult than trying to carve serrations into both sides.

Def

True, but the plain edge could be ground, and leave the serrations only carved in on one side...like my Gerber

[Steel]

I know onething Im about to fix that problem on mine. Imma take it to my Belt Grinder 

[Anthony]

I know onething Im about to fix that problem on mine. Imma take it to my Belt Grinder 

Cool..post here with the results!

[Steel]

Ok I just finished grinding the second Edge and Touched it up on some 2000 grit sandpaper and she is ALOT sharper than Before she can shave hair with no problem so if you have a belt grind I recommend it

[Steel]

Ill post pics tommorrw if yall would like

[Anthony]

Damn, no belt grinder...I use a grinding bit chucked into a drill press to sharpen my axe..woulden't be good for delicate work like the SOG blade (and you can't really mess us an axe blade ).  I'd like to see pics if you got 'em.

[Steel]

Ill Have to take them tommorrow when I have better light and you can mess up an axe head by useing a Bench grinder LOL Ive seen it done too many time by some really stupid people then they wounder why my axe cuts better than theirs I have one word for them CONVEXED

[eodtech]

So has anyone ground a second bevel to it?  I'd definately try it, but I've only got one blade, so if I mess it up, it might become useless

DIY with paper wheels !!! Buy a bench grinder at a garage sale  ( if the grinder has a removable base, and most do, you can remove it and turn it around so the switch is on the front side ) + a buy set of paper wheels for $37.  You can put a nice edge on a piece of steel using this stup.