EDC knife with a Damascus blade and a wenge wood handle

EDC Folding Pocket Knife with Faux Damascus Blade and Wenge Wood Handle

Pocket Knives Throughout History

Folding knives are not merely an invention of the modern era. The first models that could be folded into the handle were known to the ancient Romans, with their greatest boom occurring in the modern age alongside the development of pockets on everyday clothing. This model, with its faux Damascus blade, references the famous forging technique of combining different types of steel, which was historically used to produce the finest and most beautiful blades in the Middle East and Europe.

Practical Use and Knife Maintenance

This pocket knife features a classic nail nick, making it easy and safe to open with both hands. In the open position, the blade is firmly secured by a reliable Backlock mechanism, preventing accidental closure during use. The 420 stainless steel blade requires very little maintenance. However, to keep the knife looking brand new for as long as possible, we recommend occasionally applying a drop of high-quality gun oil to the blade joint. The exotic Wenge wood on the scales is naturally hard and durable, but it benefits from an occasional rub with linseed oil or beeswax, which beautifully enhances its deep texture.

Safe Usage Guidelines

The blade of this knife is sharp and is primarily intended for general cutting tasks around the house, in the outdoors, or during light craftwork. For safety reasons, we must strongly warn you: this weapon is not intended for contact fencing, man-to-man combat, or cutting tests. Never use the knife as a pry bar or screwdriver, as this could result in snapping the tip or irreversibly damaging the lock, which could lead to injury.

Technical Specifications

We recommend acquiring a high-quality pocket whetstone alongside this knife, allowing you to keep its edge in perfect condition in any situation.