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  A Brass Knuckle Knife is a knife with a metal knuckle duster attached to the blade to make gripping it easier, as well as to provide added protection from harm. The knife blade can be any shape or size that suits the needs of the user, but a hooked blade is often preferred because it makes cutting things easier without obstruction.  A lot of times you'll find these knives have serrated blades for increased functionality and utility, but they're not required by any means. A knife with a serrated edge will actually make it more difficult to use the brass knuckle portion of the blade, but it can be done. Why Do People Make Brass Knuckle Knives? They are made to make stabbing quicker, easier, and more effective. Due to the extra metal on the blade, it's much easier to drive through skin and bone with minimal effort. How Are They Made? The first step is acquiring all of your materials. You'll want to get two tools for this project, a hacksaw and a bolt cutter. ...

A balisong knife is a type of folding knife with two handles invented in the Philippines, the primary difference between its Asian and Western counterparts being the use of a round, flat blade as opposed to a traditional Western-style double-edged blade. It was originally designed as an easily concealable pocket knife for use by roving scouts or other soldiers on military campaigns. They are still commonly used by martial artists and some knife enthusiasts due to their increased maneuverability and increased control over the depth of cuts within confined areas. Also, they have a variety of uses in the sport of knife fighting, because the main blade is so much shorter than a traditional knife, it presents less chance for injury if one's opponent manages to land a strike which can cause an injury to the main blade. In modern film and television  balisong knives  have been portrayed as weapons or devices to open boxes or containers or as kitchen utensils. They are often used ...

Butterfly knives are a type of folding knife. They are named for their distinctive "butterfly" opening sequence. When unfolding the blade, each half of the handle is rotated around the tang's pivot point. The blade emerges with two frames, or "wings". Aside from its origins in the Philippines, other countries such as Spain and China also claim credit for the development of the balisong. The balisong is mentioned in "The Three Musketeers," a novel written by Alexandre Dumas and published in 1844. There is a scene where the characters discuss the use of butterfly knife tricks which was popular at that time. Some comic books and novels also mention this weapon. An example is in one comic book featuring Spider-man, who uses a similar weapon known as "Spidey's Web Shooter." In another comic book story set in New York during World War II, Jughead uses a similar weapon called "Jughead's Wedding Band. The invention of The Balisong ...