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Posted: 8/17/2002 2:49:22 PM EDT
[Last Edit: Big_Bear]
BladeForums has apparently removed their FAQs pages. I have removed all dead links and replaced them with live links where possible.
I located some custom knife FAQs that were similar to the BladeForums FAQs at knifeart.com. I hope you find them to be useful.






  • FAQ: Blade Geometry, by Joe Talmadge

  • Contents
    I. Introduction to the Blade Geometry FAQ
    II. Blade Characteristics






    - The Belly






    - The Re-Curved Belly






    - Bellies and Angles






    - The Point






    - Blade Thickness






    - Edge Thickness






    - The Primary-Bevel Edge
    III. Blade Grinds






    - The Hollow Grind






    - The Chisel Grind






    - The Sabre Grind






    - The Flat Grind






    - The Convex Grind






    - The Dual-Ground Reinforced Tanto
    IV. Blade Shapes, and What They're Good For






    - The Clip Point






    - The Drop Point






    - The Tanto






      * Americanized Tanto






      * Chisel-Ground Tanto






    - The Sheepsfoot






    - The Dagger






    - The Spear Point






    - The Trailing Point
    V. Steel and Blade Geometry
    VI. Putting It All Together






    - Two Combat/Utility Knives






    - The Camp Knife






    - Three Folders






    - A Hunter (Classic Loveless and A.G.R. Deerhunter)






    - A Custom-Made Folder
  • FAQ: Liner Lock Tests, by Joe Talmadge & A.T. Barr

  • FAQ: Multi-Tools, by Joe Talmadge

  • FAQ: Plain vs. Serrated Edges, by Joe Talmadge

  • I. Introduction






    II. Plain vs. Serrated The Conventional View






    III. Plain vs. Serrated Re-thought






    IV. What Should I Carry?






    V. Thoughts On The Partially-Serrated Blade
  • FAQ: Knife Sharpening, by Joe Talmadge

  • Contents
    I. Introduction






    II. The Fundamentals of Sharpening






    - Getting a sharp edge






    - What angle?






    - What kind of stone?






    - Should I use oil or water on my stone?






    - How fine should my stone be? Important notes on grits!






    - Stropping






    - Using a steel
    III. Putting it all together






    - Freehand tips and tricks






    - Why does my knife go dull so fast?






    - Keeping bevels even






    - Putting it all together
    IV. Sharpening The "Differently-Ground" Blade






    - Those pesky serrated blades






    - The Moran (Convex) edge






    - The chisel-ground edge
    V. Overview of various sharpening systems






    - Clamp-on sharpening guides (Razor Edge, Buck, etc.)






    - Clamp-and-Rod rigs (Lansky, Frost, etc.)






    - V-type sharpeners (Spyderco Triangle, etc.)






    - Other miscellaneous






    - Freehand sharpening, and its wondrous advantages!
  • FAQ: Steel Types, by Joe Talmadge

  • FAQ: Straight Razors, by Arthur Boon







For a A to Z glossary of knife terms, see A.G. Russell's Knife Encyclopedia



http://www.agrussell.com/Encyclopedia/a/74/
BERNARD LEVINE'S KNIFE-RELATED LINKS PAGE






pweb.netcom.com/~brlevine/links.htm






Includes links to knife laws, organizations, publications, history, and others.
Please feel free to email me or post in this forum your comments, ideas, and suggestions to improve this FAQ page. Also please let me know if you find any broken links.
 

 
 

 
Link Posted: 5/27/2005 9:35:22 AM EDT
[#1]
I hope you don't mind me promoting one of my projects but this is ARFCOM...

M9Bayonet.com

M9Bayonet.com is still a work in progress but I hope that the members of my forum and I have managed to put together about as much information on the M9 bayonet as you will find anywhere.  Included on the website is the complete history of the M9 Bayonet as well as the history of the M9 Bayonet manufacture from Development to current issue.  There are hundreds of photos that show the differences and changes plus we have a library with all the manuals, patents, and other documents that we have been able to compile.  

We welcome anybody that is interested to come and help with the project!
Link Posted: 9/20/2005 11:33:02 AM EDT
[#2]
FYI, none of these links work anymore =(
Link Posted: 12/5/2005 3:50:32 AM EDT
[#3]
Link Posted: 1/3/2007 12:26:57 AM EDT
[#4]
Shoot me an email if you want the latest copies of those FAQs!

Joe
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