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Knife Mongoose damascus bubinga
Knife Mongoose damascus bubinga
Blade steel tipeDamascus
Материал рукоятиБубинга
Lengtn blade (os)145 mm
Witdth blade (os)40 mm
Толщина клинка2.4 mm
Lengtn handle (os) 125 mm
Hardness (HRC)62
Product weight, gram150
SheathLeather
КонструкцияФиксированные
Форма клинкаTrailing point
Detailed analysis of properties and features
Blade steel — Damascus, hardness 62 HRC: Due to its multilayer structure, this steel is characterized by high wear resistance and long-term cutting edge sharpness. The hardness of 62 HRC guarantees excellent sharpening retention, but requires careful handling — sensitivity to chipping is possible under excessive loads.
The shape of the blade is the Trailing point: The raised tip and smooth cutting edge line make the knife an excellent solution for fine, delicate work, milling and cutting. This shape provides excellent control when working with fish, meat, and vegetables, and is suitable for precise incisions and thinning.
Sizes: Blade length 145 mm, thickness 2.4 mm, width 40 mm. This combination provides a balance between ease of maneuver and durability — the knife remains versatile enough to work both in the kitchen and in the field.
Material of the Bubbling handle: The exotic bubinga wood is appreciated for its rich color, unique natural pattern and excellent moisture resistance. The handle does not slip even in wet hands, it feels good in the palm of your hand, and the natural texture provides a confident grip, adding an aesthetic twist to the handmade knife.
Scabbard — Genuine leather: Stylish, dense leather scabbard protects the blade from external influences, simplifies transportation and emphasizes the status of the product.
Scope and strengths
Recommended for: Tourism, hunting, fishing, picnics, and as a reputable kitchen tool for precision work. It is optimal for thinning, cutting fish and meat, skinning, slicing vegetables and fruits. It will also become a worthy specimen for collectors and connoisseurs of handmade art.
Hand hold: The ergonomic handle guarantees comfortable operation with different grips — the knife does not slip out even during prolonged use or in a humid environment.
Resistance to moisture and corrosion: Damascus steel has medium corrosion resistance, but due to the high-quality processing and properties of the bubinga wood, the knife tolerates operation in humid conditions. Timely maintenance of the blade is recommended to prevent the appearance of rust.
Wear resistance and durability: The multilayer structure of Damascus steel and its high hardness ensure wear resistance and long-term sharpness.
Ease of maintenance: Sharpening requires care and preferably the use of water or oil stones. Care of the handle is minimal — it is enough to periodically wipe and treat with natural oil.
Limitations and features of use
Less suitable for: Rough work — cutting bones, hard materials, and opening metal or plastic objects is not recommended. Damascus with high hardness is sensitive to shock loads and can chip.
Requires care: Do not leave the knife wet — wipe it thoroughly after use and apply mineral oil to the blade and handle from time to time.
Unique features and historical analogies
Damascus steel has been famous for its pattern and legendary durability for centuries — the knife is not only practical, but also has historical charm. Each blade is unique in its wave-like pattern.
Bubinga is a symbol of luxury among wood materials, emphasizing the status of the product and the handmade work of the master.
The shape of the trailing point was traditionally used in hunters' and fishermen's knives, where filigree precision and smoothness of cutting were required.
Brief recommendations and conclusion
This knife will become an indispensable companion for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, fishermen and connoisseurs of handmade work — it emphasizes the status of the owner, pleases the eye with unique materials and ensures the highest quality of cutting in delicate, delicate work. For collectors, it is not just a tool, but a part of cultural heritage, a work of art with a unique damask pattern and a noble bubinga handle.
It is not recommended for heavy and impact work — choose this knife if you value accuracy, aesthetics, durability and comfort first of all. Take care of steel and wood, and your knife will retain its perfect appearance and functionality for many years to come.
