Damascus Pocket Knife with G10 Handle and Multi-Layered Blade!

Damascus Steel is a steel made with a wavy surface pattern, which is produced by hammer-welding strips of steel and iron followed by repeated heating and forging. It comes in many designs and patterns and is not a specific steel grade, but a process used to create a beautiful multi-layered steel blade with creative designs. The layering process involves heating, welding, and forging several different types of steel, usually a combination of high carbon steel layered with stainless steel. This results in a blade with unique patterns, and an acid wash at the end brings out the different unique blade patterns across all Damascus blades.

There are many techniques and steel materials that can be used while creating Damascus steel, which makes it unique and popular with consumers. One example of a premium EDC pocket knife made with Damascus steel is a 67 layered blade with a VG10 core, G10 handle over stainless steel inlays, and smooth deployment. Features include a thick Damascus blade, 420 stainless steel belt clip and screws, back-spacer, and liner lock. The handle construction consists of 420 stainless steel screws, textured G10 slabs over thick stainless steel inlays. G10 is favored for its high strength, low moisture absorption, excellent electrical insulating properties, and chemical resistance.

The blade is a high-quality 3.75" Damascus steel with 67 layers and a VG10 core, with a hardness of 60-62HRC. The heat treatment is done through vacuum, and the blade thickness is 4.1mm (.16"). The blade length is 3.75", the handle length is 5", the overall length is 8.75", and the weight is 7.20oz. It also includes a nylon storage sheath.

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