ALL About Keeping Fit

 
Mercworx knives are produced a sole knife maker that does all of the sculpting, grinding,fitting, and sanding. They are designed as fighting knives for professionals in the field. Mercworx knives are better made and better finished than those of many of the custom artisans out there. The larger knives manufactured by Mercworx are formed of quarter inch thick steel called 154cm, and offering as an upgrade the S30V grade steel produced by Crucible Industries. 154cm steel has the reputation for being the best steel for hard used blades. Even the smallest of the knives will make a large wound because of the thickness of the blade. By choosing to fine sand the blades rather than bead blasting, you will find that this makes the knife a breeze to clean.

Mercworx knives are quite nice because of the manufacturers complete design and attention to detail. The Mercworx knives are outstanding due to the design, balance and feel. All the large Mercworx knives feature the unique thumb ramp on the top of the knives. So when you push against an object the blade won't cut into your palm. The blades feature protrusions that keep your hand from sliding foreword. You will notice that the handle is made of standard black micarta which is fixed to the handle, and will deal with sub-zero temperatures. The knives also have a large blade (land area), which makes the knife heavier for chopping and prying.

They have a smooth handle because it will have firm retention during a confrontation and also a decently comfortable grip. Rather than choosing just one of those qualities, Mercworx spent a lot designing a handle that works both ways. Mercworx knives have the radius thumb stop, to make the knives more usable. The user can hold the Mercworx in the extended saber grip by pushing down on the stop to align the blade with his forearm. This way the knife will seem to be an extension of your forearm. The flared tip on the blades are designed that way to make maximum damage when it penetrates. It works on the same principle as the hollow point bullet.