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Back: The unsharpened side of a blade.Click for illustration. Bail: A half loop at the end of some knives; enables the user to clip or tie something on for carry and to ensure it does not get dropped.Click for illustration. Barehead: This term refers to a knife that does not have a rear bolster.Click for illustration. Belly: The curved part of the blades edge.
Get Price2016-3-20u2002·u2002Spine – The top edge of the knife, opposite the blade edge. The spine runs all the way from the tip to the butt. Thumb Rise (also called thumb ramp) – A slight incline in the spine, meant to provide a place for the user's thumb while cutting.; Tang – A continuation of a fixed-blade knife's metal into the handle. The TOPS knife above is 'full tang', meaning the metal continues through ...
Get PriceKNIFE TERM GLOSSARY. The edge portion of a single edge blade opposite from the sharpened edge. The back of a knife or knife handle is that portion that lines up with the back of the blade. The portion of a pocket knife tang that meets the end of the spring, causing outward rotation of the blade to stop.
Get PriceGeneral Traditional Knife Terms. On this page I will cover some basic general traditional knife terms. I was working on some of the more complex terms, when I realized that in many of the definitions I refer to the terms below, and not everyone will know them. So I have them detailed out below. Click on the image for a large version.
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Get Price2021-8-31u2002·u2002Things to Consider Before Buying a Replaceable Blade Knife. Every replaceable blade knife makes compromises on certain design features. If you're a backcountry hunter, every ounce counts, and you should go with one of the ultra-light models. If weight isn't a big deal, choose one of the heavier models with thicker, more durable blades.
Get Price2016-9-26u2002·u2002Bevel: ufeff The part of the knife blade that has been ground down to create an edge. Choil: ufeffA recess at the base of the blade, beneath the edge, that is unsharpened and can act as a hand and/or finger guard. Deployment: The method by which a folding knife's blade is unfolded from its handle. Edge: ufeff The thin sharpened part of the blade.
Get Price2020-5-31u2002·u2002The F754 is a comfortable, well-rounded EDC blade with a do-everything blade shape. This full size Ganzo also features an Axis lock, milled steel liners, and the choice of several colors of G10 overlays. The action is not as smooth as most of the other knives listed here, but that is …
Get PriceKNIFE TERM GLOSSARY. The edge portion of a single edge blade opposite from the sharpened edge. The back of a knife or knife handle is that portion that lines up with the back of the blade. The portion of a pocket knife tang that meets the end of the spring, causing outward rotation of the blade to stop.
Get Price2021-4-10u2002·u20024. Clip Point. Description: The clip-point blade type is extremely popular and well-known due to its simplicity, versatility, and classical heritage. Bowie knives were based on this design and for good reason, the clip point style blade features a very long cutting surface with a belly that juts out straight for a nice straight edge but then trails upward to a tight point at the end.
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Get Price2016-9-26u2002·u2002Bevel: ufeff The part of the knife blade that has been ground down to create an edge. Choil: ufeffA recess at the base of the blade, beneath the edge, that is unsharpened and can act as a hand and/or finger guard. Deployment: The method by which a folding knife's blade is unfolded from its handle. Edge: ufeff The thin sharpened part of the blade.
Get PriceFixed blade knives can serve a variety of purposes and functions. This versatile tool can be used for hunting, fishing, camp ing, survival, or everyday carry. Unlike folding knives, the fixed blade is designed with zero moving parts, making the blade extremely strong and durable. Additionally, no moving parts mean easy maintenance and less wear ...
Get PriceKnife scales are the thin slabs of material that are attached to either side of a knife tang or form the handle for a folding knife. This means that they, along with other parts of the knife such as the tang, make up the handle. The handle of a knife is the entire part of the knife that you hold to use the blade.
Get Price2021-9-30u2002·u2002a groove,pressed against the knife blade.When the top knives are moved ... typical is the set screw locking design for non-expanding shafts. Attached to the set screw tip is a bronze, or brass, piece to prevent ... This is where Dienes knife holders offer the best long term knife stability and performance.Rigid control of the cut point is ...
Get Price2021-11-1u2002·u2002Custom Handmade Damascus Steel Hunting Karambit Knife 5'. This blade is hand forged with 1095 and 15N20 high and low carbon steel. This blade is up to 58 HRC on rockwell scale which holds the sharpness for long time and can be used for tough work. $34.00 $25.00 Sale. In Stock.
Get Price2020-12-30u2002·u2002Stiletto Knife. With a retractable spring-loaded blade, what makes the Stiletto Knife unique is the thin straight blade protruding from the handle. Although it is most expensive knife on our list ...
Get PriceThe Kiritsuke is one of the few traditionally multi-purpose Japanese-style knives, and is a hybrid between the Yanagiba (raw fish slicer for sashimi) and the Usuba (Japanese-style vegetable knife).This versatile knife features a long blade like a Yanagiba and a straight cutting edge like an Usuba, resulting in a hybrid design with dual personalities; it can be used like an Usuba for cutting ...
Get Price2016-1-11u2002·u2002This is a very important part of a knife, because the tang is what holds the handle onto the blade. It is also a key term when discussing knives, as the style of tang is one of several important, basic design features that might be mentioned when describing any particular knife. Some other basic design features might be blade style and blade grind.
Get Price2021-4-10u2002·u20024. Clip Point. Description: The clip-point blade type is extremely popular and well-known due to its simplicity, versatility, and classical heritage. Bowie knives were based on this design and for good reason, the clip point style blade features a very long cutting surface with a belly that juts out straight for a nice straight edge but then trails upward to a tight point at the end.
Get Price2021-10-28u2002·u2002A blade and handle are the obvious terms that generalize the knife as a hand knife. A hand knife is one that is meant to be in the hand. You might be surprised how many knives are in the world; there are knives to plane wood, knives to shear steel, knives …
Get Price2016-9-26u2002·u2002Bevel: ufeff The part of the knife blade that has been ground down to create an edge. Choil: ufeffA recess at the base of the blade, beneath the edge, that is unsharpened and can act as a hand and/or finger guard. Deployment: The method by which a folding knife's blade is unfolded from its handle. Edge: ufeff The thin sharpened part of the blade.
Get Price2020-11-6u2002·u2002A gut hook knife blade is any blade that features a hook on the back of the blade. This small sharpened hook appears out of the spine near the end of the blade. It's used for field dressing game while hunting, and is designed for the easy skinning of an animal without damaging any meat.
Get Price2021-11-2u2002·u2002When in the closed position the spring will press against the tang of the blade, keeping it closed. The 'kick' rests against the spring, preventing the blade from over-shooting when closed. This prevents damage to the cutting edge against the spring when the blade snaps close. The basic design and layout of a slip-back folding knife.
Get Price2021-10-28u2002·u2002Grip styles meant to amplify some specific function of the knife blade (like piercing) can lead to unusual grip positions. Below I've included some of these mentioned, and some that apply to my own knife styles. Since knife design is a fluid process, I'll adapt, upgrade, and add to …
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Get PriceJ.A. Henckels International Classic 16-piece Forged Knife Block Set. These beautifully weighted, forged knives will last a lifetime. Set Includes: 2.5″ Curved Peeling Knife, 4″ Paring Knife, 5″ Hollow Edge Santoku Knife, 5″ Serrated Utility Knife, 5.5″ Boning Knife, 6″ Utility Knife, 8″ Chef's Knife, 9″ Sharpening Steel, Six 4.5″ Forged Steak Knives, Kitchen Shears, and 16 ...
Get Price2021-10-22u2002·u2002VALORANT has 40 knife skins (and counting), each with a unique design and theme. Knife skins are perfect for sending a message and playing mind …
Get Price2020-4-4u2002·u2002Blade, handle — the vocabulary that describes the different parts of a pocket knife are simple… right? The sharp tools may not be as complicated as mechanical watches or automobiles, but there's more to knives, both folding and fixed, than that.Aficionados will bandy around terms like action and slipjoint, but these aren't even the most complex or specific words that can be used to ...
Get PriceBack: The unsharpened side of a blade.Click for illustration. Bail: A half loop at the end of some knives; enables the user to clip or tie something on for carry and to ensure it does not get dropped.Click for illustration. Barehead: This term refers to a knife that does not have a rear bolster.Click for illustration. Belly: The curved part of the blades edge.
Get Price2016-3-20u2002·u2002Spine – The top edge of the knife, opposite the blade edge. The spine runs all the way from the tip to the butt. Thumb Rise (also called thumb ramp) – A slight incline in the spine, meant to provide a place for the user's thumb while cutting.; Tang – A continuation of a fixed-blade knife's metal into the handle. The TOPS knife above is 'full tang', meaning the metal continues through ...
Get PriceKNIFE TERM GLOSSARY. The edge portion of a single edge blade opposite from the sharpened edge. The back of a knife or knife handle is that portion that lines up with the back of the blade. The portion of a pocket knife tang that meets the end of the spring, causing outward rotation of the blade to stop.
Get PriceGeneral Traditional Knife Terms. On this page I will cover some basic general traditional knife terms. I was working on some of the more complex terms, when I realized that in many of the definitions I refer to the terms below, and not everyone will know them. So I have them detailed out below. Click on the image for a large version.
Get PriceRead carefully all conditions set forth below. By placing an order with us, you agree that you meet any or all of the following criteria. (3) to supply or procurement officers or employees of the municipal government of the District of Columbia or the government of any State or Territory, or any county, city or other political subdivision of a ...
Get Price2021-8-31u2002·u2002Things to Consider Before Buying a Replaceable Blade Knife. Every replaceable blade knife makes compromises on certain design features. If you're a backcountry hunter, every ounce counts, and you should go with one of the ultra-light models. If weight isn't a big deal, choose one of the heavier models with thicker, more durable blades.
Get Price2016-9-26u2002·u2002Bevel: ufeff The part of the knife blade that has been ground down to create an edge. Choil: ufeffA recess at the base of the blade, beneath the edge, that is unsharpened and can act as a hand and/or finger guard. Deployment: The method by which a folding knife's blade is unfolded from its handle. Edge: ufeff The thin sharpened part of the blade.
Get Price2020-5-31u2002·u2002The F754 is a comfortable, well-rounded EDC blade with a do-everything blade shape. This full size Ganzo also features an Axis lock, milled steel liners, and the choice of several colors of G10 overlays. The action is not as smooth as most of the other knives listed here, but that is …
Get PriceKnife scales are the thin slabs of material that are attached to either side of a knife tang or form the handle for a folding knife. This means that they, along with other parts of the knife such as the tang, make up the handle. The handle of a knife is the entire part of the knife that you hold to use the blade.
Get Price2020-4-4u2002·u2002Blade, handle — the vocabulary that describes the different parts of a pocket knife are simple… right? The sharp tools may not be as complicated as mechanical watches or automobiles, but there's more to knives, both folding and fixed, than that.Aficionados will bandy around terms like action and slipjoint, but these aren't even the most complex or specific words that can be used to ...
Get PriceBack: The unsharpened side of a blade.Click for illustration. Bail: A half loop at the end of some knives; enables the user to clip or tie something on for carry and to ensure it does not get dropped.Click for illustration. Barehead: This term refers to a knife that does not have a rear bolster.Click for illustration. Belly: The curved part of the blades edge.
Get Price2016-3-20u2002·u2002Spine – The top edge of the knife, opposite the blade edge. The spine runs all the way from the tip to the butt. Thumb Rise (also called thumb ramp) – A slight incline in the spine, meant to provide a place for the user's thumb while cutting.; Tang – A continuation of a fixed-blade knife's metal into the handle. The TOPS knife above is 'full tang', meaning the metal continues through ...
Get PriceKNIFE TERM GLOSSARY. The edge portion of a single edge blade opposite from the sharpened edge. The back of a knife or knife handle is that portion that lines up with the back of the blade. The portion of a pocket knife tang that meets the end of the spring, causing outward rotation of the blade to stop.
Get PriceGeneral Traditional Knife Terms. On this page I will cover some basic general traditional knife terms. I was working on some of the more complex terms, when I realized that in many of the definitions I refer to the terms below, and not everyone will know them. So I have them detailed out below. Click on the image for a large version.
Get PriceRead carefully all conditions set forth below. By placing an order with us, you agree that you meet any or all of the following criteria. (3) to supply or procurement officers or employees of the municipal government of the District of Columbia or the government of any State or Territory, or any county, city or other political subdivision of a ...
Get Price2021-8-31u2002·u2002Things to Consider Before Buying a Replaceable Blade Knife. Every replaceable blade knife makes compromises on certain design features. If you're a backcountry hunter, every ounce counts, and you should go with one of the ultra-light models. If weight isn't a big deal, choose one of the heavier models with thicker, more durable blades.
Get Price2016-9-26u2002·u2002Bevel: ufeff The part of the knife blade that has been ground down to create an edge. Choil: ufeffA recess at the base of the blade, beneath the edge, that is unsharpened and can act as a hand and/or finger guard. Deployment: The method by which a folding knife's blade is unfolded from its handle. Edge: ufeff The thin sharpened part of the blade.
Get Price2020-5-31u2002·u2002The F754 is a comfortable, well-rounded EDC blade with a do-everything blade shape. This full size Ganzo also features an Axis lock, milled steel liners, and the choice of several colors of G10 overlays. The action is not as smooth as most of the other knives listed here, but that is …
Get PriceKnife scales are the thin slabs of material that are attached to either side of a knife tang or form the handle for a folding knife. This means that they, along with other parts of the knife such as the tang, make up the handle. The handle of a knife is the entire part of the knife that you hold to use the blade.
Get Price2020-4-4u2002·u2002Blade, handle — the vocabulary that describes the different parts of a pocket knife are simple… right? The sharp tools may not be as complicated as mechanical watches or automobiles, but there's more to knives, both folding and fixed, than that.Aficionados will bandy around terms like action and slipjoint, but these aren't even the most complex or specific words that can be used to ...
Get PriceBack: The unsharpened side of a blade.Click for illustration. Bail: A half loop at the end of some knives; enables the user to clip or tie something on for carry and to ensure it does not get dropped.Click for illustration. Barehead: This term refers to a knife that does not have a rear bolster.Click for illustration. Belly: The curved part of the blades edge.
Get Price2016-3-20u2002·u2002Spine – The top edge of the knife, opposite the blade edge. The spine runs all the way from the tip to the butt. Thumb Rise (also called thumb ramp) – A slight incline in the spine, meant to provide a place for the user's thumb while cutting.; Tang – A continuation of a fixed-blade knife's metal into the handle. The TOPS knife above is 'full tang', meaning the metal continues through ...
Get PriceKNIFE TERM GLOSSARY. The edge portion of a single edge blade opposite from the sharpened edge. The back of a knife or knife handle is that portion that lines up with the back of the blade. The portion of a pocket knife tang that meets the end of the spring, causing outward rotation of the blade to stop.
Get PriceGeneral Traditional Knife Terms. On this page I will cover some basic general traditional knife terms. I was working on some of the more complex terms, when I realized that in many of the definitions I refer to the terms below, and not everyone will know them. So I have them detailed out below. Click on the image for a large version.
Get PriceRead carefully all conditions set forth below. By placing an order with us, you agree that you meet any or all of the following criteria. (3) to supply or procurement officers or employees of the municipal government of the District of Columbia or the government of any State or Territory, or any county, city or other political subdivision of a ...
Get Price2021-8-31u2002·u2002Things to Consider Before Buying a Replaceable Blade Knife. Every replaceable blade knife makes compromises on certain design features. If you're a backcountry hunter, every ounce counts, and you should go with one of the ultra-light models. If weight isn't a big deal, choose one of the heavier models with thicker, more durable blades.
Get Price2016-9-26u2002·u2002Bevel: ufeff The part of the knife blade that has been ground down to create an edge. Choil: ufeffA recess at the base of the blade, beneath the edge, that is unsharpened and can act as a hand and/or finger guard. Deployment: The method by which a folding knife's blade is unfolded from its handle. Edge: ufeff The thin sharpened part of the blade.
Get Price2020-5-31u2002·u2002The F754 is a comfortable, well-rounded EDC blade with a do-everything blade shape. This full size Ganzo also features an Axis lock, milled steel liners, and the choice of several colors of G10 overlays. The action is not as smooth as most of the other knives listed here, but that is …
Get PriceKnife scales are the thin slabs of material that are attached to either side of a knife tang or form the handle for a folding knife. This means that they, along with other parts of the knife such as the tang, make up the handle. The handle of a knife is the entire part of the knife that you hold to use the blade.
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