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What Is A Sheepsfoot Blade? [Solved]
Sheepsfoot blades got their name from the shape of the point resembling the hoof of a sheep. With its distinctive flat, straight-line cutting edge and rounded point, it’s well suited to giving you a clean cut, especially on a flat cutting surface. The blunt, rounded tip is designed to avoid unwanted piercing.
Sheepsfoot vs Wharncliffe… a brief history
So I’ve had a couple people ask me the same question and I thought while I had a few minutes I would do a quick video about it …
Does the Shape of the Blade on Your Folding Knife Matter for “General EDC”? - Discussion
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KnifeCenter FAQ #65: Blade Shapes Explained
Clip points, drop points, spear points, harpoons and trailing points (all the points, really),
