Knives come in many weird shapes and some of them work better than others. These prove you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover: [ Ссылка ]
Whether the blade is taken from the pages of history, specialized for certain tasks, or generally just unexpected to behold, these strange looking knife patterns actually offer a lot of utility. Take a quick look at the function behind the forms before you dismiss their weirdness.
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0:00 The Weirdest Blade Shapes that Actually Work
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Kopis Sword image credit: Metropolitan Museum of Art, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
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