You didn’t include a question of any sort, so Imma just make up a question and answer it.
**What is hollow grind?**
When the primary bevel has a concave curve, like two parentheses back to cack, except usually the secondary bevel is near where the curves are parallel to each other: )(
**Why is hollow grind?**
Since the blade stays thin longer behind the secondary bevel, it slices better. It also stays thin for longer when sharpening often.
**How is hollow grind?**
Hollow grind can be great when you want a good slicer that’s still fairly robust since it can have a thicker spine. Often seen on hunting knives, but also in other knives too.
**Where is hollow grind?**
Um. I don’t know how to answer this. It’s the primary bevel?
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You didn’t include a question of any sort, so Imma just make up a question and answer it.
**What is hollow grind?**
When the primary bevel has a concave curve, like two parentheses back to cack, except usually the secondary bevel is near where the curves are parallel to each other: )(
**Why is hollow grind?**
Since the blade stays thin longer behind the secondary bevel, it slices better. It also stays thin for longer when sharpening often.
**How is hollow grind?**
Hollow grind can be great when you want a good slicer that’s still fairly robust since it can have a thicker spine. Often seen on hunting knives, but also in other knives too.
**Where is hollow grind?**
Um. I don’t know how to answer this. It’s the primary bevel?
**When is hollow grind?**
Any time?
**Who is hollow grind?**
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