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<p>[QUOTE="Rayo56, post: 4423447, member: 2022"]Saw knives - has obvious seratting teeth and heavy duty handle for the task, can also be bone saw knives.</p><p>The key is "Teeth per inch" also classified as TPI - the more teeth per inch, the harder substance it is meant to saw.</p><p><br /></p><p>The far left one could actually be a bone saw, the second one may very well be an early survival knife/bayonet that can saw small pieces of wood to start a fire.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Rayo56, post: 4423447, member: 2022"]Saw knives - has obvious seratting teeth and heavy duty handle for the task, can also be bone saw knives. The key is "Teeth per inch" also classified as TPI - the more teeth per inch, the harder substance it is meant to saw. The far left one could actually be a bone saw, the second one may very well be an early survival knife/bayonet that can saw small pieces of wood to start a fire.[/QUOTE]
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