Balisong/Butterfly Knife Anatomy you should know

Some basic balisong anatomy featuring the BRS Bladerunners Systems aluminum channel Barebones. This channel construction, zen pin balisong is available in both a non-live and live blade. This product is on bushings. BRS will be exhibiting at Blade Show 2023 at booth 240!

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[sambaggins]

I tried not to watch your videos but your so darn vivacious. Ya make me smile with your enthusiasm about knives.

[Naptosis]

This is a very slick, well-shot, and edited channel. Kudos to you/your team.

[maxwelkrauth]

I can’t remember how many times I sliced my thumb open from getting it slammed on by the blade, Thanks for telling me what it was called, because I kept calling it the hospital Handle

[Metalrain]

Cool! This knife’s are a classic icon, love em

[matthewpeck]

I mastered this blade opening when i was 13 years old. Im now in my 40s and so much faster than before. Love it.

[robinisbell]

Nice knives. And eyes, smile, hair, face, etc etc 😊

[michaeldevera]

Very nice video . Thank you. Take care.

[calebaldover]

I love balisong knives I grew up with them because I am Filipino

[m...]

🤗🤪The butterfly knife is the king of knives.. I love it.. Our hearts melted.

[erickpacheco]

Now there's a butterfly knife that Finally matches her beauty...That blade is nice!!!

[echo]

Is much simpler and easy to understand when you do the explaining 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼🥰😍

[almaboiii]

Some things I felt worth noting:

There are different pin designs: tang pins, which are fitted into the blade and make contact with the handles; zen pins, which are fitted into the handles and make contact with the blade; and pinsless designs, which simply rely on the material in the handles to make contact with the blade.

Some balisongs do have latches, but most modern balisongs do not, as they can interfere with flipping by adding unwanted weight to one handle. If your balisong does have a latch, it can either be a standard latch, where you manually unlock the handles, or a spring latch, where you can just squeeze the handles together to unlock the handles. Standard latches are loose, whereas spring latches stick out from the handles.

[mohsinsabri]

your purity of heart ❤reflects on your face in the manner of beauty and this called beauty 🎉

[garydouglas]

Wow, she opens that knife so fast and smoothly.

[theoriginalmomomike]

Yep. These were the fidget gadgets of my generation.

[viggen]

Can you do a slow motion on how to open the butterfly?

[stevendutoit]

That's a nice, Butterfield knife.

[wowMush]

I went to go upgrade to this knife. (I have been practicing for a month now and I am ready to get bit) then I realize that’s a whole days work for one knife. I’ll wait to get stitches 😂

[MrGabrielJude]

Fun tidbit, it’s cool they named that blade “bone” the word “Balisong” is Filipino for broken horn, who originally made the handles from carabao horn, with an inner liner made of brass. At the risk of heated debate, being Filipino myself, Filipinos may not have totally invented the balisong, it’s likely that the original European (Spanish and French) sailors that went to the Philippines, carried these early pocket knives. The original balisong made with brass liner is evidence that this knife was likely a utility knife favored by the cannonball gunners to cut wick, rope, and whatnot, had the liner been made of steel, it would increase the chances of a spark when opening and closing, which is undesirable being around barrels of gun powder in a wooden vessel. Filipinos do get the credit for the knife’s name and popularity (i.e. notorious) reputation around the world as a concealed fighting knife.

[vibe]

as a balisong flipper you did a perfect breakdown. very happy to see bc not many do. good choice on the barebones too