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i am chilled out......i just dont get why first a serrated knife is suppose to be for sawing and now its ok to use like a chef knife with chef knife cuts. trying to understand the knife styles and what they are used for or shall i say the cutting tech. i dont think thats wrong when you are starting out in the knife world. thanks ....... i dont believe there is no right way to do things if so than why do they have different knives for different cutting.  using a serrated knife with a push cut ...how is the cut at the bottom suppose to come in contact with board if its scalloped vs a straight edge blade. its like cutting hair...you cut with scissors but try to cut with a pair of thinning shears ....good luck...meant for thinning only.;)

cutter

cutter

i am chilled out......i just dont get why first a serrated knife is suppose to be for sawing and now its ok to use like a chef knife with chef knife cuts. trying to understand the knife styles and what they are used for or shall i say the cutting tech. i dont think thats wrong when you are starting out in the knife world. thanks

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