Difference between revisions of "Swedge"
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Spyderco knives with swedges: | Spyderco knives with swedges: | ||
*[[C01 Worker]] Where the earliest models even had the swedge sharpened | *[[C01 Worker]] (Where the earliest models even had the swedge sharpened, something made possible due to the unusual shape of the blade, which leaves the very tip inside the handle) | ||
*[[C07 Police]] | *[[C07 Police]] | ||
*[[C23 Renegade]] | *[[C23 Renegade]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:56, 14 March 2009
A swedge or false edge as it's sometimes referred to, is a secondary edge on a knifeblade positioned on top of the blade.
Spyderco knives with swedges:
- C01 Worker (Where the earliest models even had the swedge sharpened, something made possible due to the unusual shape of the blade, which leaves the very tip inside the handle)
- C07 Police
- C23 Renegade
- C24 BlackHawk
- C30 Remote Release (The 2006 remake only)
- C34 Jess Horn II
- C37 Michael Walker Lightweight
- C38 Jess Horn Lightweight
- C40 Jot Singh Khalsa
- C41 Native
- C42 Howard Viele
- C51 Rookie
- C52 Calypso Jr.
- C54 Calypso
- C55 Bob Terzuola Starmate
- C56 Tim Zowada
- C63 James A. Keating Chinook (Original model)
- C65 Bob Lum Chinese Folder
- C66 Frank Centofante Vesuvius
- C68 Bram Frank Gunting
- C70 A.T.R.
- C78 Native III
- C80 Dodo
- C87 Scorpius
- C96 SpyKer
- C97 Howard Viele II
- C98 Poliwog
- C99 Volpe
- C102 Dialex Adventura
- C111 Jason Breeden Captain (Not a swedge as such, since it doesn't reach the tip of the knife, but an unsharpened secondary edge on top nonetheless)
- C114 Howard Viele Phoenix
- C117 Citadel
- C119 Citadel Jr.
- C121 Embassy
