Knives

Wusthof

A knife with a blade of 2.5 inches in length

Yes, Will Parry from "The Subtle Knife" does eventually find and meet his daemon after entering the world of Cittàgazze. In the story, his daemon is named Kirjava, and their bond is a significant aspect of Will's character development and journey.

A fettling knife is used to finish pottery by removing defects present in ceramics after casting. It comes from the Middle English word 'fetle' which meant to shape or prepare.

In Google Images when you type in Masonic Knives.

Push knives, also known as push daggers, are legal in many places in the United States, but their legality varies by state and locality. For example, they are generally legal in states like Texas and Florida, but some areas may have restrictions or prohibitions. In contrast, places like New York City have more stringent knife laws that can classify push knives as illegal weapons. Always check local laws for the most accurate and current information regarding knife legality.

Jamie Oliver primarily uses his own line of knives, which includes a variety of options such as chef's knives, paring knives, and utility knives. His knives are designed for functionality and comfort, featuring ergonomic handles and high-quality stainless steel blades. Additionally, he often emphasizes the importance of using sharp, well-balanced knives for efficient cooking. Oliver advocates for investing in a few essential knives rather than a large set.

Yes, you can carry a multi-tool in your pocket in Los Angeles, but there are restrictions based on its design and features. If the multi-tool includes a knife blade that is longer than 2.5 inches, it may be considered illegal to carry in public. Always check local laws and regulations to ensure compliance, as rules can vary by specific locations within the city.

The value of a Dale Earnhardt Collector's Edition Case XX knife with a Maxx race card set can vary significantly based on its condition, rarity, and market demand. Generally, such items can range from $100 to several hundred dollars, especially if they are in mint condition and include original packaging. To get an accurate appraisal, it's advisable to check recent sales on auction sites or consult with a collectibles expert.

Knives are see as a small version of swords; crossed swords is a sign for war, conflict, danger etc. hence crossed knives are seen as unfortuitous.

Also during the 17th and most of the 18th century and earlier sword dueling took the lives of many male family members throughout Europe until outlawed. At the beginning of every duel the protagonists crossed the tips of their swords and then began the duel to injury or death. Thus in Europe it became a sign of bad luck and possible death of a family member to leave knives crossed and every time they were found crossed to uncross them to relieve this potential bad luck.

I'm not certain there is a specific knife gifting etiquette. It is perhaps best to give the best knife you can afford. Giving a cheap knife is like giving any other cheap gift. Keeping in mind that "cheap" and inexpensive" are not synonyms here.

Shop wise, shop well. And, if giving a pocket knife, have it personalized (engraved).

There does appear to be a substantial superstition behind giving knives, anything with a blade or cutting edge for that matter, as a gift. It seems the superstition goes that giving a cutting edge will sever the relationship.

Not to cast aspersions on this particular bit of personal belief, but it's bull. That is unless you subscribe to it so completely that you force it into being (self-fulfilling prophesy and all).

I would be honored and quite proud to receive a fine blade as a gift. So, anyone out there inclinded to do so, who knows me personally, I saw a beautifully crafted Zweihander several years ago, forged by a master swordsmith from central Illinois. If he is still in the craft, and you can locate him, I have a wall all picked out to hang it.

Yes, it is possible to crack someone's skull just by punching them. However, it may take numerous times, depending on how strong you are. You would have to be a full grown adult to even crack someone's skull.

At least one for each knife.

Also called a "switch blade". They are generally illegal.

In the Eagles' song "Hotel California," "steely knives" is often interpreted as a metaphor for a sense of danger, betrayal, or the coldness of ruthless ambition. The imagery evokes a feeling of sharpness and intensity, suggesting that the characters in the song face harsh realities and emotional struggles. Overall, it contributes to the song's themes of entrapment and disillusionment within a glamorous yet superficial lifestyle.

if the knife is stuck in the wound loosely and will come out easily then quickly remove it and apply immediate pressure and antiseptic to the wound. if the blade is stuck very firmly in the wound, then its best to leave it until help arrives, as there is a high chance you could make the wound worse.

You can, but shouldn't.

A dull knife rips the skin, while a sharp knife (think scalpel) slices smoothly.

A dull knife would be by far more painful.

Yes, depending on what you want to use the knife for i.e. cutting bread. The knife might not be that useful for slicing meat.

A round knife is a knife used to work with leather. It has an axe-like rounded blade that cuts leather with a rolling action of the sharp edge.

most likely a phurba a three edged ritual dagger used mainly in Tibetan Buddhism.

No.

Indiana is one of the most lenient states in terms of knife laws. There are viturally no laws regarding knives except to forbid knives on school grounds. Ballistic knives are still illegal, of course. But ballistic knives are considered illegally manufactured firearms rather than knives. Throwing stars are illegal as well.