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- Knife "Fink Sapper": steel D2, handle wenge
Knife "Fink Sapper": steel D2, handle wenge
Knife "Fink Sapper": steel D2, handle wenge
- Blade steel tipeD2
- Материал рукоятиВенге
- Lengtn blade (os)160 mm
- Witdth blade (os)28 mm
- Толщина клинка3 mm
- Lengtn handle (os) 120 mm
- КонструкцияФиксированные
- Форма клинкаSpear Point
Blade steel — D2:
D2 steel is a high carbon tool steel with a high chromium content, which provides it with outstanding wear resistance and good corrosion resistance. D2 retains its sharpness longer than most stainless steels, so the knife retains its working sharpness for an extremely long time, even with intensive use. At the same time, D2 belongs to semi—rusting steels - it withstands moisture better than most carbon analogues, but still requires minimal maintenance: wiping after contact with moisture and regular lubrication.
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Actual analysis of properties and features
Handle material — Wenge:
Wenge is a valuable exotic wood variety known for its high hardness, resistance to mechanical damage and its unique noble dark shade. This handle not only fits perfectly in the hand, but is also resistant to abrasion, is not afraid of temperature fluctuations and is moderately moisture-resistant. For durability, it is recommended to avoid prolonged exposure to water.
The shape of the blade is Spear Point:
The universal spear point with a symmetrical tip is ideal for injections while maintaining good cutting characteristics. This shape is convenient for precision work, piercing, cutting and finishing. The 3 mm thick and 160 mm long blade provides an excellent balance between strength and cutting control.
Hand hold:
The ergonomic 120 mm long wenge handle provides a secure grip in various working positions, both for power cutting and finishing work. The knife lies confidently in the hand, even with a wet palm, thanks to the microtexture of wenge wood.
Wear and care:
Due to its hardness and chemical composition, D2 steel perfectly resists wear and does not require sharpening for a long time. You can edit the knife on ordinary stones for high-carbon steels, preferably using fine-grained finishing stones for finishing. To prevent the appearance of dark plaque, it is recommended to wipe the blade dry after use and apply a small amount of mineral oil.
Scope of application: tasks and limitations
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Unique features and competitive advantages
- Noble wenge wood — prestige, durability, individual pattern of each handle.
- D2 steel — outstanding sharpness retention, minimal time spent on sharpening in normal operation.
- Classic "finca” shape with historical heritage: This knife profile has been time-tested in military and household practice, and is rightfully associated with reliability and versatility.
- The perfect balance between the cutting and piercing function is the spear point for a wide range of tasks.
- Handmade — the uniqueness of each piece, careful finishing and individual attention to detail.
Care recommendations
For D2 steel, it is important to wipe the blade dry after each contact with moisture and organic matter, periodically lubricate with mineral oil. For wenge handles, it is recommended not to expose them to prolonged contact with water, if necessary, to be treated with a special oil for exotic woods — this will preserve the depth of color and structure of the material. Keep the knife dry and in a ventilated place, especially when stored in a sheath for a long time.
Brief recommendation and conclusion
The Sapper's Finca knife is the best choice for tourists, hunters, connoisseurs of high—quality handicrafts and collectors. It will be appreciated by those who value reliability, long service life, minimal care and aesthetics of natural materials. The knife is suitable for a wide range of tasks in nature and at home, provided it is handled carefully in a humid environment and avoids excessively extreme power loads. It is an excellent status accessory and a working tool for those who understand the value of the material and traditions.