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What's the difference between the various blade types?
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Here follow the various blade description. If you click on the blade name, you'll see a SKM product page with a photo of a knife that has that kind of blade.
Italian Stiletto
- Polished Standard: Highly reflective mirror-like finish. This blade is used to cut and it's not razor edge. This is the most common type of blade.
- Polished Bayonet: Highly reflective mirror-like finish. This is blade to point, bite, fight, ...
- Polished Dagger: This is a full double edge blade. However, the back edge is not sharpened.
- Polished Kris: This is a blade to collect. An injury of a kris blade cicatrises with more difficulty. It's shape resembles a snake.
- ATS34 standard: This blade is lake the standard one, but it's made using ATS34 high quality steel. For more information, see the FAQ section on blade steels.
- Damascus (standard, bayonet dagger, kris): Damascus steel is formed with hundreds of layers of iron and steel that are forged together to produce a high carbon blade with distinctively individual patterns. The art of damascus steel making goes back thousands of years, and no one is certain of it's origin.
Front Opening
- Polished Standard: Highly reflective mirror-like finish. This blade is used to cut and it's not razor edge. This is the most common type of blade.
- Polished Serrated Edge: Highly reflective mirror-like finish. This blade has a greater cutting capability on the serrated edge.
- Polished Double Edge: Highly reflective mirror-like finish. As its name says, this blade cuts on both edges.
- Polished Kris: This is a blade to collect. An injury of a kris blade cicatrises with more difficulty. It's shape resembles a snake.
Lever Lock
- Satin Finished: The stainless steel has a brushed effect, producing a finish between Polished and Sand Blasted.
- Engraved: This blade has a pattern engraved on the surface.
- Polished: Highly reflective mirror-like finish.
- Polished Zuava: These blades have a small cut which makes the knife seem like a lockblade instead of a switchblade.
Butterfly
- Satin Finished: The stainless steel has a brushed effect, producing a finish between Polished and Sand Blasted.
Key Ring
- Satin Finished: The stainless steel has a brushed effect, producing a finish between Polished and Sand Blasted.
- Polished Standard: Highly reflective mirror-like finish. This blade is used to cut and it's not razor edge. This is the most common type of blade.
New Age
- Polished Serrated Edge: Highly reflective mirror-like finish. This blade has a greater cutting capability on the serrated edge.
- Sand Blasted: A very durable and low maintainance finish common to survival knives. The stainless steel has been bead-blasted to a matte finish.
- Sand Blasted Bayonet: A very durable and low maintainance finish common to survival knives. The stainless steel has been bead-blasted to a matte finish. This is blade to point, bite, fight, ...
- Sand Blasted Serrated Edge: A very durable and low maintainance finish common to survival knives. The stainless steel has been bead-blasted to a matte finish. This blade has a greater cutting capability on the serrated edge.
- Satin Finished: The stainless steel has a brushed effect, producing a finish between Polished and Sand Blasted.
- Satin Finished Serrated Edge: The stainless steel has a brushed effect, producing a finish between Polished and Sand Blasted. This blade has a greater cutting capability on the serrated edge.
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