The fullers (grooves) on knives are primarily to reduce weight without reducing strenght. They are mainly for larger blades. Many people refers to these grooves as "blood grooves"..that term is not correct and displays a incorrect view of the purpose of the knife as most are not designed to be used as weapons. The correct term is fuller.
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I think you may mean a knife with a blood groove, as I am not familiar with anything called a blood gage knife. A blood groove is the colloquial name for the hollowed out strip on some knives. You can see it on the KA-BAR USMC fighting knife, for instance. The proper term for that strip is a fuller. Some people call it a blood groove because they think it is to help drain blood away from the tip of the knife when it is used in combat. Really, a fuller just takes some weight away from a heavy knife without reducing the strength of the blade.
Groove on a Stanley Knife - 1997 was released on: USA: 22 June 1997 (San Francisco International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival) Finland: 23 October 1997 (Turku Pervoplanet Film Festival)
Groove Phi Groove was created on 1962-10-12.
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It depends on what is wrong with the faucet. Some tools might be an adjustable wrench, screwdrivers, putty knife, tongue and groove pliers and needle nose pliers.
A carpenter's groove is commonly called a carpentry groove. However, there's also a nickname for this groove. It is commonly nicknamed a rabbit's cut.
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The groove in a cat's canine teeth is called a vertical groove. The groove gives the cat the ability to catch and tear food.
Krush Groove was created in 1984.
Axe groove came out in 2004.
Groove Theory ended in 2001.