Benchmade 3V

Where Did You Get Your Inspiration?

Our design team looked at many folders before deciding what direction to take. They were inspired by the classic designs of the 1970s and 1980s. They also took cues from modern day military style knives like those carried by soldiers around the world today.

Who Needs A Benchmade 3V?

The Benchmade 3V is one of my favorite knives. I use this knife every time I'm working on projects around the house. But, I know that most people don't carry a fixed blade knife with them everywhere they go. So, how do you decide which fixed blade knife to bring along?

Well, let me tell you a secret. I didn't really think about it until recently. When I was shopping for a new knife, I looked at the price tag. Then, I thought about where I would actually use the knife. Finally, I decided that I wanted a knife that could handle everything I needed it to. So, I went back to the store and bought myself a Benchmade 3V.

This knife has become my everyday carry knife. It fits perfectly in my pocket and it works great for cutting paper, cardboard, plastic, wood, leather, fabric, etc. It's perfect for any project that requires precision cuts. And, it's light enough to throw in a bag and take anywhere.

It's made from CPM S35VN steel. This type of steel is known for its durability. It holds an edge extremely well and it doesn't rust. It's also very affordable.

Benchmade makes other models of fixed blades. Check them out here: kind of projects do you plan to tackle next? Let us know in the comments below.

The Importance Of Purchasing A Quality Benchmade 3V

Benchmade knives have become synonymous with quality. They've built their reputation by making great products that offer excellent value. All three versions feature a titanium handle and stainless steel blades. Each model features a unique style and function, so let's take a closer look at them.

Both sizes come equipped with a black G10 handle scales and a lanyard hole. The small size weighs just under 2 ounces and the large size weighs about 4.6 ounces. Overall length measures 6.25 inches overall and the blade tip extends to approximately 2.75 inches.

The 3V Standard Model is designed to provide a versatile tool that can be used for many tasks. For example, the small size is ideal for everyday carry, while the larger size would work best for hunting and fishing applications. The blade is fully serrated and includes a drop point tip. A thumb ramp provides easy access to the cutting edge. There is also a lanyard hole located near the spine of the blade.

The 3V Standard Model is constructed from 440C stainless steel and carries a lifetime warranty against defects in materials and craftsmanship.

Blade steel. The blade steel used in a knife matters. Most knives are made from stainless steel, but there are many other options available. Stainless steel blades tend to hold their edge longer than carbon steel blades, but they can rust over time if left exposed to moisture. Carbon steel blades are stronger than stainless steel blades, but they wear down faster. They're great for everyday carry, but they may not last as long as stainless steel blades.

Handle material. There are two main types of handle materials: wood handles and polymer grips. Wood handles are more durable than polymer grips, but they can become brittle over time. Polymer grips are lighter and less expensive than wooden ones, but they can chip or break off easily.

Lockback mechanism. Some knives feature lockbacks, while others do not. Lockbacks allow you to quickly deploy the blade without having to pull the entire knife out of its sheath. This makes them ideal for situations where you need quick access to the blade without exposing yourself to danger.

Stainless steel pocket clip. Many knives feature stainless steel clips, which are strong enough to attach the knife to a belt loop or inside a pocket. However, these clips can scratch leather surfaces, so you'll want to check the quality of the clip before attaching the knife to anything important.

Length. Knives come in varying lengths, ranging from 4 inches to 14 inches. Longer knives are easier to control and work well for tasks such as skinning animals. Shorter knives are easier to conceal and fit into smaller pockets.

Different Types Of Benchmade 3V

Benchmade knives are known for making quality blades. Their line of folders are well respected among professionals and enthusiasts alike. When it comes to choosing between a folder or fixed blade, the answer is simple. A fixed blade is better suited for tasks requiring precision cutting. Folders are good for chopping, slicing, and general purpose use. Both types of knives are excellent choices for everyday use. However, each has its own advantages and disadvantages. Let’s look at some of the differences between the two.

Fixed Blade Knives. Fixed blade knives are the traditional style of knife. They are heavier and larger than folders. They are also less maneuverable due to their size. These are also harder to sharpen. Because of their size, they are also more likely to break. For these reasons, they are not recommended for beginners. However, they are perfect for those who already know how to handle a knife. These are also great for outdoor activities like camping and hunting.

Folders. Folding knives are smaller and lighter than fixed blades. These are also easier to sharpen. These are also more versatile than fixed blades. Benchmade 3Vs are great for everyday use. Benchmade 3Vs are also great for travel since they fold up small enough to fit in a pocket. They are also great for women since they don’t have any sharp edges. Benchmade 3Vs are also great for children since they are safe and won’t hurt anyone accidentally.