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.
The removal of the seam left by the mould in greenware, by fettling knife and/or sponge.
It's a tool used in ceramics that helps an individual shape clay.
Fettling losses refer to the material waste and inefficiencies that occur during the fettling process in manufacturing, particularly in foundries. Fettling involves the removal of excess material, such as flash or burrs, from castings to achieve the desired shape and finish. Losses can arise from the removal of excess metal, the use of tools and consumables, and the time spent on manual labor. Minimizing fettling losses is crucial for improving production efficiency and reducing costs.
a fake wooden knife :)
A whittling knife?
K. Sivayoganathan has written: 'Fettling and hand arm vibration'
A palette knife.
The back of a knife is called the bolster.
obsidian knife
A bayonet is the name of a knife attached to the barrel of a rifle.
Another name for a soft knife would be soft knife an a straight knife.Maybe even a rounded knife
A throwing knife[EDIT] There is also the tactical knife attachment for handguns and the regular melee knife. If you are asking for the real knife name then the name of the knife is tatang combo edge knife by blackhawk here is the link http://www.copsplus.com/prodnum7216.php