CUSTOM MADE BY HAND DAMASCUS BEAUTIFUL FOLDING KNIFE RECORDED HOSE COLORED BONE



Length of the sheet: 3 inches
Length of the handle: 4 inches
Steel: Damascus
Pattern: turn
Liner Lock
Hardness: from 55 to 60
Layer: 215
Sheath: genuine cow leather
Comes with genuine cowhide case, the color / style may vary
Damascus steel hand forged 215 layers
The blade was heat treated to obtain hardness
Hardness from 57 to 60
Beautiful Handmade Damascus Foldable Knife Bone colored engraved
This is our stock photo and we sell many of these knives. We do not list the images of each knife.
All the handmade damascus hunting knives in a similar way to the stock photo, the differences in color and the patterns of the natural materials used will differ a bit because these are all natural materials. Each item will be considered original because no knife is identical to the other, they are handmade and the natural materials are never identical.

History of Damascus:

The Damascus steel blades are reputed to be not only resistant but also sharp and resistant. Damascus steel is layered and heated and fused by hammering. The steel folds and this arduous process is repeated until hundreds of layers are reached. It can be twisted and reheated and flattened again. This produces patterns in the steel that is impressive in its natural design. The folds that cross the cutting edge, hard and soft, hard and then soft, create a saw similar to a serrated edge. This also gives Damascus its clarity. It is especially relevant to add Damascus knives, which some consider superior to stainless steel knives. These handmade knives are made in a unique way and no knife is like the other, giving each knife its original character.

Knife care tips:

Take good care of Damascus steel to avoid oxidation.
To prevent oxidation here are some tips; do not keep the knife for long periods in the leather case. If you wash the folding blade, use warm water and soap. Therefore, do not immerse the folding knife in water. Wash and dry immediately. Oil or wax the blade to prevent oxidation. Wrap also in a soft cloth and store it. Wipe off excess oil or wax before placing it in the leather case.
For long-term storage, store the folding blade with the leather sleeve, not in it. Do not use oils with silicone, as this can cause oxidation. If rust appears, rub the blade with a polished metal such as brass or a very fine steel wool, then oil or wax the blade. Wooden handles generally benefit from a light coating of furniture wax and good hand rubbing. In conclusion, some oils and waxes recommended for the protection and lubrication of the blade. Camellia oil, mineral oil, carnauba wax or simple Vaseline. Although some may prefer to use other oils and applications, they are safe to use and will not harm you if you have residues on the blade, while other applications can be harmful if consumed. Also, for chef knives, you can simply use cooking oil, without salt.

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