Damask steel blade (hardness 65 HRC):
Damask steel is known for its exceptional combination of hardness and flexibility. A hardness of 65 HRC provides outstanding wear resistance, allowing the blade to stay sharp for a long time even under heavy use. Damask has a unique surface pattern and a well-deserved reputation as one of the best blade materials, emphasizing both the practicality and collectible value of the knife. At the same time, it is worth remembering: high hardness requires careful handling — excessive lateral loads may be undesirable, and solid inclusions should be avoided.
Drop Point Blade Shape:
Drop Point is a universal blade shape characterized by a strong tip and a smooth butt line. This geometry is perfect for precision work, cutting, skinning, as well as most household and travel tasks. The durable tip allows you to safely pry and open packages, and the wide blade makes it easier to cut food and other materials
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The handle is made of black hornbeam, carved:
Black hornbeam is an elite, dense wood with a deep saturated color, resistant to deformation and warping. The carved texture not only gives the product a unique appearance, emphasizing the individuality of the handwork, but also provides a secure grip in dry and wet conditions. The ergonomics of the handle is adapted to the palm, which increases comfort even during prolonged use.
Blade thickness and size:
The blade is 2.4 mm thick and 95 mm long, an ideal balance for a folding knife, providing lightness, maneuverability and sufficient strength. The overall length when folded makes the knife compact for daily use.
Resistance to moisture and corrosion:
Damask steel contains a high percentage of carbon and requires regular maintenance: it is recommended to clean and wipe the blade dry after use, avoid prolonged contact with moisture, and preferably store it in dry conditions. The leather sheath provides additional protection.
Wear resistance and maintenance:
The microstructure of the damask ensures long-term retention of the cutting edge, but it is demanding on the quality of sharpening. To maintain perfect sharpness, it is recommended to use special abrasives or contact professionals. The black hornbeam handle is easy to care for: it is enough to wipe it periodically with a soft cloth to avoid prolonged exposure to water.
Hiking, hiking, fishing: reliability when working with products, ropes, and packaging.
Hunting: Careful cutting of small game and skinning thanks to Drop Point and high sharpness.
Collectibles: the damask blade and the carved handle are a source of pride for connoisseurs of handmade work.
Restrictions and recommendations for care
It is not recommended for rough work on metal, stone and very hard materials — there is a risk of chipping due to the high hardness of the damask.
It is not suitable for heavy household tasks, crowbars, power lever and throwing.
Bulat requires timely care: clean after work, avoid prolonged contact with moisture, lubricate regularly with oil (especially after washing or storing in humidity).
The handle made of black hornbeam is not recommended to be exposed to prolonged exposure to water and high temperatures.
The carved black hornbeam handle offers premium aesthetics, a comfortable grip and a sense of individuality.
Impeccable handwork — each knife is unique, perfectly balanced for practice and collection.
A brief recommendation
This knife is an ideal choice for daily wear, active trips to nature, as well as the addition of a serious collection due to the combination of premium materials, handmade and impeccable cutting ability. For those who appreciate not only functionality, but also aesthetics, this accessory will be a real pride. It is not suitable for heavy and rough work requiring extreme loads and lack of maintenance.
