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It is important to treat the blades with the same preventative maintenance as the Classics.Ken Onion is known as one of the most famous blade creators in existence. His "Speed Safe" device was a radical new way to mechanically unfold knives. He has also designed numerous groundbreaking knives for Kershaw - most significantly, the Leek, Chive, and Blackout.Although Ken Onion had never designed a cooking blade previously, he enlisted for the undertaking. Ken alleges that his fresh thoughts about kitchen knife design actually come from this novelty, because it made him wonder about some of the ideas leading to usual kitchen knife design.The resulting Shun Ken Onion line sports a damascus-patterned VG-10 bladeNot everyone is crazy about the unusual form of the knives. Some users say that the ergonomic grip fails to conform to their hand size. However, celebrity chefs and knowledgeable cooks frequently rave about them, and the instruments have become very popular to the general populace also.The Benchmade 710 was designed by custom knife makers Bill McHenry and Jason Williams. It is the end result of their hard work over the course of 4 years.
It features the AXIS lock, which was also designed by Bill and Jason. The lock will allow for easy one-handed opening and closing of the blade, and is totally ambidextrous. The lock design is plain to manage with no instructions needed on how the knife functions.Simplicity of the lock is not the principal selling point, its brute strength is. In testing, the lock supported a negative load of over 200 pounds with no damage. At the time the lock does finally fail, the liners simply crack over the locking pin, but at no time in Benchmade's testing would the blade have closed on the users hand.The AXIS lock features two Omega shaped springs that provide outstanding functional redundancy. The springs are stressed a little bit. Several tests reveal they should last indefinitely. Even if one spring fails, another will still work without any problems.Is this the strongest lock made? That's quite hard to say for sure. Benchmade claims that it's surely more robust than many of the standard lock-back and liner-locking knives. For better cutting power, the substantial 3.9" blade of the Benchmade 710 features a reverse-curve grind.
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