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My 8" Mora has this very sharp point compared to the smaller ones. Is there a specific reason? What is this designed for?
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Anybody notice the difference in Mora 8" blade's tip?
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It's called "Clip Point", and the wiki page isn't too bad: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clip_point
What is the purpose on a thin-bladed Mora? I'd guess that the knife is intended for filleting & boning, so piercing ability and a skinny tip is preferred to a stronger tip for wood-work.
What is the purpose on a thin-bladed Mora? I'd guess that the knife is intended for filleting & boning, so piercing ability and a skinny tip is preferred to a stronger tip for wood-work.