Custom Damascus Steel Outdoor Knives with Bone Handle

The High Grade Damascus steel used for these blades consists of layers of low carbon & high carbon (1095&15N20) mixture welded, forged, and hammered several times to obtain up to 200 layers. Precision heat treating methods are employed to provide the sharpest, most enduring edges available. The hardness of these blades is up to 56 to 58 HRC on the Rockwell scale, providing sharp edges that are designed for lots of use. Only quality materials have been used to create this beautiful knife.

For the collectors, this knife is stylish and built to last. Size-wise, it has an overall length of 9 inches, with a blade length of 4.5 inches and a handle length of 4.5 inches, weighing 7 oz or 200 grams. The fixed Damascus steel blade comes with a complimentary high-grade leather sheath, which has a belt loop for practical and secure carrying.

Damascus steel is a refined method of forging steel, where the anvil and the hammer determine the unique character of each knife. The use of natural materials, such as buffalo horn, stag horn, wood, and camel bone, means that variations in color and slight imperfections may be present, making each knife that much more unique. No two items are ever identical, and the item you receive may be slightly different from the pictures shown.

This knife is a perfect hunting companion, with its full-tang construction providing greater strength, reliability, and a balanced feel in the hand. It is equipped with a steel bolster to prevent the knife from slipping and offer perfect balance. The knife's heat treatment at 56-58 HRC on the Rockwell scale gives it excellent edge retention.

The knife's classic drop-point blade design and ergonomic handle make it a versatile all-purpose carry knife, suitable for a variety of daily tasks in the forest, field, or mountain. It is a unique solution for tasks such as making fire kindlers, fishing, camping, military, tactical, rescuing purposes, and self-defense. This knife is also an excellent gift idea for men on birthdays, Christmas, and Father's Day.

To care for your new knife, store it in a dry place, as moisture can encourage rust. Damascus steel is very easy to clean if rusted, but it is also rust-resistant. After use, wash and dry the blade, then apply vegetable oil or any food-safe lubricating oil. If the Damascus steel darkens with age, you can sand it lengthwise with a worn piece of sandpaper to brighten up the blade, hitting the raised portions of the etched pattern.

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