The chisel grind is more of a jinto, war blade. I prefer a zero chisel on my customs.
The chisel "edge" is easier to maintain in the field.
The V grind cuts straight. Good for utility.
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I know it will never happen, but I would pay a bit more to have my chisel edged Emersons to be on the opposite side. As a right handed person I still don't get it. I know why he does it, I have read about it in the past, but it causes me to have to cut things at a much higher angle then I would prefer.
Sorry, have no idea, I saw your post and thought of a picture I had saved to my computer because I had no idea Emerson had ever made a right hand chisel grind at the time. But it has been done and there could be more!
I know it will never happen, but I would pay a bit more to have my chisel edged Emersons to be on the opposite side. As a right handed person I still don't get it. I know why he does it, I have read about it in the past, but it causes me to have to cut things at a much higher angle then I would prefer.
Good god, that 6 is beautiful!