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Knives come in many forms but can generally between the two main types: fixed and folding knives or pocket knives.
characteristic parts of a knife

Modern knives consist of a good knife steel, a handle made by an experienced knife maker. The cutting edge may be smooth or notched, or a combination of both. The handle used to grip and manipulate the data sheet can silk, part of the blade comprising extending into the handle. The knives are made in part with pins (extending halfway into the handle, known as "Knife Tang Stick". The knife handle is also used to balance the knife. The blade is through the point formed at the end of the knife used for piercing, the edge. The blades can be manufactured from a variety of materials, each has its advantages and disadvantages. Carbon steel, an alloy of iron and carbon, can be very difficult to keep a sharp edge as well, and is easy to cut, but is susceptible to corrosion and staining. Stainless steel is an alloy of iron, chromium, nickel, perhaps, and molybdenum, with only a small amount of carbon. Strong edge carbon steel is very resistant to corrosion. Carbon steel, stainless steel incorporates the best features of more carbon steel and stainless steel to make a great knife. Blades made of high carbon stainless steel will not fade or stain and always maintain a sharp edge. Titanium knives made from metal that has a better strength weight is more resistant to wear and more flexible than steel. Ceramic knife blades are hard and brittle, and light: it can hold the edge for years without any maintenance at all, but they are fragile as glass and can break if dropped on a hard surface. A ceramic knife is protected from corrosion and can be sharpened on silicon carbide abrasive paper together and some grinding.

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Kitchen cutlery and hollow ground blades have concave edges on the edge. The resulting film has a thin edge, so you can get a better average performance for superficial cuts, but is lighter and less durable than leaves of flat land and tend to congregate in deep cuts.

A knife, fixed blade knife sheath is sometimes called, no folds or slides and generally higher, since the tip, the length of the blade into the handle, and no moving parts.
A folding Knife Features folding blades like a Swiss army knife type.

Pocket Knife

A knife blade connects to the handle by a pivot, allowing the blade to turn the handle. To avoid injury to the user through the blade from accidentally into the lock on the user's hand, knives usually have a locking mechanism. different locking mechanisms are favored by people for various reasons such as the perceived strength (lock), legality and usability. Catches are the most popular:

    * Together - most commonly on traditional pocket knives, the blade open not closed, but remains in place by a spring means that the blade to fold if a certain amount of pressure can be applied.
    * Lockback - Also known as the spine lock, the lockback includes a swivel placed on a spring latch, and can only be disabled by pressing the latch release to the plate [4].
    * Line Lock - invented by Michael Walker Liner uses a kind of leaf spring in the groove of the handle locks into place under the knife when it is used. The lock is to press the cover page to allow the blade back into a slot in the shared everything under control.
    * Frame Lock - Also available as full or MONOLOCK castle known, this lock was by custom knifemaker Chris Reeve Sebenza invented as an upgrade for the line lock. The framing is similar to the castle, but uses a partial cutout handle real knife instead of a separate folder in the column to lock the blade.
    Lock Button *
    * Spindle lock - A lock mechanism exclusive license to the company Benchmade knife.

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The locking mechanism Benchmade Axis

    * Pick - A back in the back of the blade engages a hole in a piece of spring in the handle. To close, manual collection (selection) in the spring tab (crash) on the stem of the leaf with the fingers or "Italian Style Stilettos" turn the head (hand protection) for the right to increase the spring of the tongue on the position of the blade.

Another important feature in many diameters, the opening mechanism. Traditional pocket knives and Swiss army knife often use the nail nick, while modern folding knives more often with a hole for the rod, disk, or flipper located on the sheet, all with the advantage that the user to open the knife with one hand.

Automatic or automatic knife can be opened with the energy in a spring, which are released when the user presses a button or lever or other will be built into the handle of the knife is stored. Automatic knives are very popular with users and the application of martial law for its ease of deployment and the ability to open with one hand.  Automatic knife is against the law in most U.S. states.

Increasingly common are assisted opening knife, to use the springs to push the blade, once the user has passed a certain angle. This is different or flick knife when the blade is released by a button or take the handle, but the leaf itself the drive. Most starters use fins as a mechanism to open the help. assisted opening knives can thus implement fast or faster automatic knife.
Features sliding blade
A knife on the fly "and shows the sliding plate, which extends from the handle.
Main article: Knife slips

Slide a knife is a knife, opening, slide the knife in front of the handle. A method of opening is where the blade is the front of the handle and then lock it (an example is the gravity knife). Another possibility is a FTO (front) knife, which requires only the push of a button or a spring to slide the blade and the handle lock cause. is forced to retract the blade into the handle, lever or button, usually the same controls to open. A very common way to slip the knife blade (commonly known as a knife or box cutter).

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Article: Handle (grip)

The handles of knives can be carried out in a number of different materials, each has its advantages and disadvantages. The handles are manufactured in a variety of shapes and styles. Handles are often textured to increase access.