Benchmade Adams

The truth is, you really don't need a Benchmade knife to do any serious cutting. Instead, you can use a simple kitchen knife to cut through meat, veggies, and other food items. Of course, you can still use a Benchmade knife for certain tasks. However, you can easily replace the handle on most kitchen knives. And, if you ever break the blade, you can simply order another one online.

In addition, you can customize your Benchmade knife. Then, you can personalize the blade itself. You can engrave initials, names, dates, or anything else you wish.

That's right - you can create a personalized knife for almost twice as much as a standard Benchmade knife. And, this isn't limited to just knives either. You can create a personalized belt clip, keychain, pen, or anything else you desire.

Sure, you can spend thousands of dollars on a custom knife. But, you can also create a unique item for a fraction of the price. And, if you ever decide to sell your creation, you can take advantage of eBay's Buyer Protection Program.

The Importance Of Purchasing Quality Benchmade Adams

If you want to buy a knife, then you've come to the right place. We have many different types of knives available here at Knife Depot. From pocket knives to hunting knives, we carry everything you could possibly need. And if you're looking for something specific, like a folding knife or fixed blade, we probably have it. So whether you're looking for a knife for work, play, or just for fun, we have exactly what you need.

But how do you find the best knife? How do you know that you're getting the very best knife possible? Well, let me tell you about one of my favorite knives - the Benchmade Adams. This knife is truly amazing. I love this knife because it performs so well. It cuts through anything with ease. It holds up under heavy use. And it feels great in your hand.

I first got my hands on this knife years ago. At the time, I didn't really understand what I had gotten myself into. I thought it would break easily. I figured I'd never be able to sharpen it properly. Boy, was I wrong! This knife sharpened beautifully. No matter what kind of material I used to sharpen it, it shined. And it did so effortlessly.

This knife is perfect for anyone who wants a knife that they can rely on. Whether you're cutting paper, cardboard, wood, leather, plastic, or even bone, this knife will perform flawlessly. You'll wonder how you ever lived without it.

So if you're ready to purchase a knife, stop by Knife Depot. We have a wide selection of knives for sale. Or simply click on any of the links below to learn more about the various types of knives we carry.

Features To Consider When Buying Benchmade Adams

Blade length. The longer the blade, the more effective it is at cutting through tough materials. But if you're just using the knife to cut bread or vegetables, you probably don't need a very long blade.

Handle material. Some handles are made from wood, while others are made from plastic or metal. Metal handles tend to hold their shape well over time, while wooden handles may warp or split. Plastic handles are usually lightweight and inexpensive, but they often scratch easily.

Edge type. There are two types of edges: serrated and straight. Serrated edges are useful for slicing food, while straight edges are great for chopping and mincing herbs and other delicate items.

Weight. Knives with heavier blades are easier to handle than those with lighter ones. Lighter knives are less intimidating and easier to control, but they lack power.

Length. Most knives fall into three categories based on overall length: pocket knives, fixed blades, and folding knives. Pocket knives are typically smaller than fixed blades and foldable knives. Fixed blades are generally larger than folding knives.

Tip size. Smaller tips are easier to control, but they're harder to sharpen. Larger tips are easier to sharpen, but they're harder to control. Choose a tip size that matches your hand size.

Overall design. Some designs are meant to be used only for certain tasks, such as filleting fish or skinning animals. Others are multipurpose tools that can do many jobs. For instance, a paring knife can be used for peeling fruit, trimming meat, and even carving a turkey.

Material. Some knives are forged from high-carbon steel, while others are stamped from stainless steel. High carbon steel holds its edge longer than stainless steel, but it's also softer and dulls faster. Stainless steel is stronger and sharper than high carbon steel, but it doesn't hold an edge nearly as well.

Different Types Of Benchmade Adams

Benchmade knives are known for making quality kitchen tools. Their blades are forged from high carbon steel and feature a variety of grinds and finishes. Each model offers something slightly different. Here we will look at three models that each offer something special.

The Adams Knife Company was founded by John Adams in 1985. He wanted to create a line of knives that were affordable and durable. His goal was to produce a series of knives that could compete with the big name brands. Today his company produces a wide range of knives including fixed blades, folding knives, serrated knives, and multi-tools. All of their knives are manufactured in America and shipped direct from the factory.

The Adams Knife Company's flagship model is the Adams 595. It features a 3.5 inch stainless steel blade with a satin finish. It weighs 4 ounces and measures 6 inches overall. The handle scales are black G10 plastic. The blade is hollow ground and includes a thumb stud for opening the blade. The pocket clip is removable and reversible. The sheath is nylon webbing with a leather belt loop.

The next model is the Adams 597. It is identical to the 595 except it has a titanium liner lock instead of a flipper. It is 2.25 pounds and measures 7.75 inches overall.

The last model is the Adams 599. It is the smallest of the three knives. It is 1.9 pounds and measures 5.5 inches overall.