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The application of fire

Making tinder: A full-bladed knife can carve tinder by scraping layers of wood from branches. When the embers of iron rods or other ignition tools ignite, these scraped wood chips tend to ignite quickly. For example, in a wild living environment, using a full-bladed knife to scrape off dry bark or cork parts, these scraped materials are a good source of tinder. And if the back of the full-blade knife is flat, it can also be used as a fire rod, which generates sparks through friction with flint and other items, igniting tinder.

The application of building shelters

Collect and cut materials:

When building shelters, full-bladed knives can be used to collect and cut materials such as branches or saplings. For example, in a jungle environment, full-bladed knives can easily cut thin branches and be used to build simple frame structures.

A full blade knife can be used to slot the parts to achieve interlocking to ensure the stability of the shelter structure. For example, two branches are joined together by grooving to increase the strength of the structure.

Slicing This method of effectively cutting logs using the spine of the blade and a piece of wood can also be done well with a full-bladed knife. This is valuable for making fixed structures such as tent posts, which can be driven into the ground to secure shelter structures such as tents after logs are cut to the right length and shape.

Food preparation applications

Handling ingredients:

From gutting fish and game to cutting ingredients for cooking, the full-bladed knife works. For example, after catching fish, you can use a full-blade knife to cut open the belly of the fish and remove the internal organs; When dealing with some small animals, it can also be accurately cut and decomposed to facilitate the subsequent cooking process and ensure the food safety and nutrition supply in the wild environment.

Applications in making tools and articles

Carving objects and tools:

Whether you're making utensils, traps, or complex tools out of wood, the full-bladed knife is a key tool. The cutting method from tip to root with a full-edge knife can significantly improve accuracy.

It can be operated by pushing and cutting, etc., while maintaining control and a stable grip. For example, when making wooden tableware, you can use a full-bladed knife to cut away the wood layer by layer to create a desired shape, pattern or seam, or you can cut a smooth surface or outline on a wooden object.