ASH H765 Damascus steel custom handmade pocket folding knife

 

ASH H765 Damascus steel custom handmade pocket folding knife

The more you use this gorgeous Damascus steel knife, the more you'll discover new uses for a pocket knife. Without the need to invest in a specific instrument. Everything from unloading groceries to peeling fruits is possible.

· Overall length (opened): 6.5 inches (approximately)

· Overall length (closed): 3.25 (approximately)

· Blade length: 3 inches (approximately)

· Sheath: hand stitched cowhide leather, knife sharpener with a belt loop

· Handle material: Brass Bolster With Densified Wood

· Weight: 115 grams (approximately)

· Entirely hand made with file work

We choose 15n20 to pair with 1095 for our Damascus steel, it makes up the bright layers in the pattern, as the nickel in the steel resists the ferric-chloride we use to etch blades.

This blade sets between 55 -58 (HRC) on the Rockwell scale.

https://ashgears.com/shop/ols/products/ash-h765-damascus-steel-custom-handmade-pocket-folding-knife


Location: 421 Nugget Ave, Scarborough, ON M1S 4L8, Canada

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