What is a thumb stud on a knife?

Thumb Studs make knives easier to open. They allow for the blade to be opened up with the thumb. The stud may be placed on one or both sides of the blade; some models have a thumbstud on the spine. Depending on the production process, the thumbstud can be secured with a rivet or screw.

What are benchmade thumb studs made of?

KP Custom Thumbstud for Benchmade Knife, Bronze Anodized Titanium, KP-THUMB-4. Please note: Installing parts may void your warranty. This Knives Plus Custom Thumbstud is precision milled from titanium with a bronze anodized finish. Fits many Benchmade models that have the two part thumbstud.

Does benchmade sell thumb studs?

BENCHMADE 560-1 FREEK Custom Designed 2pc Thumb Stud Set Anodized RED (No knife)

What is the hole in a knife blade used for?

One of the most common questions we get from people new to Spyderco knives is “Why the Round Hole?” The Round Hole allows the blade of a folding knife to be swiftly and easily opened with only one hand.

What are knives with finger holes called?

Modern knives with finger holes have their beginning in a centuries-old blade called the karambit that was designed by people in Indonesia who took inspiration from a tiger’s claw. This colorful history has added to the attraction of these special blades that continues today.

What are benchmade screws made of?

Benchmade customer service said all the screws are Stainless steel, but if the thumb studs are stainless as well, how did they get such vibrant and shiny colors on them for some of their models?

What is the purpose of a finger hole in a knife?

To Improve the Grip This is the chief reason for knives with finger holes. Holes can improve the user’s control over the knife. Some knives accomplish this with textured handles, but knives with finger holes provide even better grip and control.