- A
slipjoint knife is one of the most
ubiquitous types of pocketknives. A
slipjoint knife consists of a
handle with one or more
folding blades.
These blades...
-
refer to the
French knife brand but to a
generic type of
traditional slipjoint knife ****ociated with this
region of France. The
major influence on the...
- The
Okapi is a ratchet-lock
clasp or
slipjoint knife originally produced in 1902 for
export to Germany's
colonies in Africa. The
knife takes its name...
- levers, one for each blade.
Slipjoints tend to be
smaller than
other typical pocketknives. Some po****r
patterns of
slipjoint knives include: Multi-tool...
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terms of the
simple folded-metal handle. However, the Douk-Douk is a
slipjoint knife,
whereas the K55K is a
lockback knife and has a
different blade...
- the
blade into the full-open position. The douk-douk is a very
simple slipjoint knife,
having no
locking mechanism, but only a very
strong backspring...
-
bomber of the 1910s
built by de
Havilland Okapi (knife), a
lockback or
slipjoint knife originally produced in 1902 for
export to Germany's
colonies in...
- Indies. A
subsidiary of the
company in
Solingen dealt in
knives including slipjoints,
automatic knives, gardener, dagger, hunt measurer, machete, bowie, razors...
- 2018–present.
Known as “Fold, Repeat” in Zulu, the
Impinda is a non-locking
slipjoint style knife designed by
William H****y Jr. and
manufactured by
Chris Reeve...
- that a pipe can
withstand Barlow knife, a
certain pattern of
traditional slipjoint pocket knife Barlow's law, an
incorrect theory of a wire's
electric current-carrying...
