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2080:Füritechnics
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1199:Maguro bōchō
1184:Tomato knife
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1194:Deba bōchō
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601:See also:
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2678:Mezzaluna
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2377:Ken Onion
2020:Cuisinart
1965:Benchmade
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1734:Bagh nakh
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1518:Pesh-kabz
1325:Commander
1270:Ballistic
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1219:Udon kiri
1159:Mezzaluna
804:meaning 2
505:July 2012
476:does not
398:pen knife
386:boxcutter
334:estiletes
282:factories
233:July 2012
204:does not
165:, and by
159:Boy Scout
2939:Forestry
2929:Cleaning
2890:Tool bit
2839:Scraper
2835:Scissors
2823:Wire saw
2813:Hole saw
2808:Hand saw
2778:Chainsaw
2526:abrasive
2211:Spyderco
2191:Sabatier
1960:Aritsugu
1907:Stiletto
1872:Poignard
1834:Khanjali
1744:Baselard
1608:Smatchet
1558:Sabatier
1508:Penknife
1413:Karambit
889:Archived
709:21 March
643:See also
103:folding-
2964:Masonry
2954:Kitchen
2880:Surform
2830:Scalpel
2803:Hacksaw
2798:Fretsaw
2773:Bandsaw
2693:Nibbler
2668:Machete
2522:Cutting
2480:Daggers
2269:Wüsthof
2148:Morseth
2118:Kyocera
2068:Fiskars
2053:F. Dick
1839:Khanjar
1804:Jambiya
1749:Bichuwa
1739:Balarao
1714:Anelace
1706:Daggers
1696:Yatagan
1573:Scalpel
1553:Resolza
1548:Rampuri
1443:Machete
1280:Bayonet
1209:Santoku
1134:Cleaver
1080:Kitchen
1054:daggers
497:removed
482:sources
367:cutters
294:British
225:removed
210:sources
144:History
92:carving
72:cordage
3006:Knives
2974:Mining
2944:Garden
2753:Reamer
2638:Grater
2573:Chisel
2558:Broach
2279:Global
2254:Wenger
2173:Opinel
2098:Ka-Bar
2094:Ivan's
1819:Kaiken
1794:Gunong
1779:Emeici
1686:X-Acto
1681:Wedung
1543:Puukko
1533:Phurba
1503:Parang
1473:Navaja
1448:Mandau
1423:Kirpan
1285:Boline
1260:Athame
1247:knives
1245:Other
1174:Splayd
1119:Caidao
1094:Boning
1087:knives
1050:Knives
918:30 May
689:, p. 1
685:
442:X-Acto
416:Design
355:cutter
346:X-Acto
310:Danish
175:Opinel
173:, the
171:navaja
155:Camper
45:puukko
2979:Power
2870:Snips
2853:Paint
2743:Razor
2723:Plane
2658:Laser
2653:Knife
2548:Blade
2528:tools
2186:Rösle
2153:Muela
2063:FAMAE
2025:Cutco
1970:Böker
1912:Tantō
1897:Shobo
1877:Pugio
1849:Kunai
1829:Katar
1824:Kalis
1784:Facón
1729:BC-41
1523:Pirah
1433:Kukri
1370:Golok
1365:Ginsu
1335:CQC-6
1330:Corvo
1300:Bowie
1085:table
892:(PDF)
885:(PDF)
408:, or
306:Dutch
288:Names
278:tools
274:names
111:blade
76:hides
64:knife
2949:Hand
2848:Hand
2843:Card
2738:Rasp
2628:Froe
2623:File
2538:Adze
2524:and
2163:OLFA
1922:V-42
1902:Sica
1892:Seme
1844:Kris
1809:Jile
1769:Dirk
1658:Tumi
1598:Shiv
1578:Seax
1568:SARK
1418:Kard
1380:Guna
1290:Bolo
1154:Lame
1099:Boti
1052:and
971:2019
946:2015
920:2016
868:2016
840:2015
789:2021
764:2021
739:2021
711:2011
683:ISBN
577:OLFA
541:OLFA
480:any
478:cite
340:Olfa
312:and
300:and
208:any
206:cite
136:and
94:and
2763:Saw
2543:Axe
2044:EKA
1764:Dha
1663:Ulu
1082:and
912:CNN
531:or
491:by
384:or
377:).
336:or
292:In
219:by
157:or
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