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New Spyderco Knives Articles from http://www.knifeworks.com  Spyderco Knives, and Boot Knife. Also strength & wear resistance. The high points on the serrations will touch the material first, and this gives those points higher pressure per area than if the same pressure was applied to a plain blade; this allows the serration to puncture more easily. The forward-angled blade helps dampen the vibration so that theres no energy lost in the blow, but the blade also arrives quicker so that you get the effect of cutting through without much effort. Finally, the overlays seem to have a barely noticeable texture to the touch.
Spyderco Knives The drop point. 4 convex grindsimilar to the flat grind in that the blade tapers from the spine to the cutting edge, except the taper lines are arcs extending outward instead of inward as in the convex grind above or straight lines. Due to the very controllable point, this pattern is very popular on hunting knives, where its important to keep the point from nicking an organ. The tip is controllable and sharp, and the belly provides good slicing/slashing, and so this format is popular on formats from utility knives to camp knives to fighters to hunting knives. Blade characteristics. The notches placed on the locking bar also make sure thumb does not slip off while disengaging the lock. |
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