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  When it comes to knives, you have two options: folding knives and fixed knives. Each has a  profit margin. While folding blades can be more convenient, fixed blades are generally larger  and easier to manage. They'll be the preferred option for strategic goals, and they'll be more  adaptable in endurance situations than collapsing blades. When a catch or switch is pressed, OTF blades are a form of switchblade, which is a  programmed blade that transmits the edge 'naturally.' The cutting edge on the OTF blade, for example, is 'out the front.' A switchblade or programmed blade differs from a spring-assisted knife in that the sharp edge's usual state is open, and it's secured shut by a locking spring component provided with a catch or switch. The spring's stored energy is used to move the sharp edge away from the handle thanks to the catch. Surprisingly, the Spring Assisted Knife is generally closed, and the cutting edge, which must be maintained, rec

 The knife you carry reveals a lot about you, and it's also the instrument you'll use first to complete any task, whether it's a taped-up box or a bottle cap. It can become ingrained in your belt or pocket to the point that leaving the house without your daily carry knife seems like forgetting your wallet or phone. Hunting knives, survival knives, combat knives, boot knives, dive knives, throwing  knives, and another unique fixed blade (non-folding) knives are developed for a variety  of applications. We have a great selection of bespoke fixed blade knives at Lee's  Cutlery, and you can shop by purpose, brand, country of origin, price, and more on this  page. As a consumer who isn't well-versed in custom knife design, you should focus on five traits when looking for a prospective custom fixed blade knife to make your life mate.  Their names are as follows: 1. Edge Sharpening and Maintenance. 2. Hard Use Duration. 3. Adaptability to certain tasks. 4. Sensation/comfor