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Types of knife blades, feel free to add what's been left out.

Not even close to complete. And I have never heard of a "normal blade."

Where did that come from?!?
 
Grease said:
Given that the two knives at the top are Benchmades, probably their website.
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Just did a quick poke around...not Benchmade. From some online knife retailer that doesn't seem to be a source of great info.
 
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it's just something I saw while browsing, and thought I'd share.

but yeah, this isn't a complete list.
 
xxspeakxx said:
it's just something I saw while browsing, and thought I'd share.

but yeah, this isn't a complete list.
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GIS "knife blade types" It'll give you an idea of the much, much wider world of blade shapes. If you wanna compile that list, good luck. :D
 
Sheepsfoot, rescue, pen, fillet, kris, tanto, reverse tanto, modified reverse tanto... etc, etc. Blade shapes are only limited by the designer's imagination.
 
I thought there were only 2 kinds- "long" and "short"

or maybe "sharp" and "dull"

"black" and "silver" ?

"soft" and "hard" ??

"cheap" and "expensive" ???
 
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