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Machete knife No. 2 Damascus steel, wenge handle
Machete knife No. 2 Damascus steel, wenge handle
- Blade steel tipeDamascus
- Материал рукоятиВенге
- Lengtn blade (os)320 mm
- Witdth blade (os)65 mm
- Толщина клинка5 mm
- КонструкцияФиксированные
Detailed analysis of properties and features
Blade Steel — Damascus:The Damascus steel blade is a harmony between aesthetics and outstanding operational functionality. Damascus is known for its complex multi-layered structure and magnificent pattern, which makes each knife a unique work of art. The main working properties of Damascus steel are high wear resistance and strength, which is excellent for heavy, prolonged loads. Damascus confidently holds the sharpening and, with proper care, lasts an order of magnitude longer than most knife steels. However, it is important to remember that Damascus steel requires regular maintenance and protection from moisture, as it is not stainless and can be corroded by prolonged contact with water.
The handle is wenge: Natural wenge wood is famous for its hardness, wear resistance and spectacular dark texture. The wenge handle fits comfortably in the palm of your hand, does not slip even at high humidity, which is especially important for long-term work in the field. Wenge is resistant to mechanical damage and has natural protection from moisture, but it is recommended to periodically treat the surface with special oils to prolong its service life and preserve its appearance.
Geometry of the blade: Machete No. 2 has impressive dimensions: blade length — 320 mm, width — 65 mm, thickness — 5 mm. This geometry is optimal for heavy chopping and cutting loads, and is effective when working with wood, shrubs, and large raw materials. The massiveness of the blade provides striking power and a deep cut, and the harmonious weight distribution promotes control with every movement.
Optimal application area
- It is ideal for tourism and survival: it copes with clearing trails, harvesting brushwood, and building camps.
- An excellent choice for hunters and anglers: easily cuts up game, loosens fish, copes with rough work in the field.
- Domestic and suburban use: will help in the arrangement of the site, gardening, construction.
- Collector's value: thanks to the Damascus steel pattern and handwork, each piece is unique.
Advantages and limitations
- Advantages:
      - The highest strength and durability of the blade
- Wear resistance and long-term retention of sharpening
- Efficiency in heavy work
- Secure hold and comfort even with wet hands thanks to the wenge handle
- Exclusive appearance thanks to Damascus steel and hand-finished finish
 
- Limitations:
      - It is not a universal kitchen knife: excess weight and size may be inconvenient for precise culinary operations
- Requires regular care: damask is sensitive to moisture and aggressive agents
- It is inconvenient for fine, filigree work because of the massiveness and thickness of the blade
 
Care recommendations
- After work, wipe and dry the blade, avoiding prolonged contact with moisture
- Periodically apply oil to the blade to prevent corrosion
- The handle should be treated with special wood products (for example, tung or linseed oil) to maintain the wenge structure
- Sharpening is performed with standard stones for high-carbon steels, due to the Damascus structure, the knife retains its sharpness for a long time
Final recommendations and special value
The No. 2 Damascus steel machete with a wenge handle is the choice for those who appreciate a combination of reliability, aesthetics and handwork. This knife is worthy of those who are engaged in active tourism, hunting, survival, as well as lovers of unique collectibles. The product is especially important for those who are looking for not just a tool, but a status symbol with a historical heritage and personality. It is not recommended for those who need a lightweight universal knife for kitchen tasks or fine filigree work.








