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TACTICAL GEARZ Damascus Pocket Folding Knife, Solid Tc4 Titanium Handle! 67 Multi-Layered Damascus VG10 Steel Tanto Blade! (Saint DXT)
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TACTICAL GEARZ Damascus Pocket Folding Knife, Solid Features
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TacticalGearz Saint XT! Solid Tc4 Titanium Handle! VG10 Damascus Steel Blade! Premium EDC Folding Knife! Tanto Blade! Perfect EDC Knife
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Features Include: Solid Tc4 Titanium Handle! Damascus Steel Blade! Frame Lock! Titanium Belt Clip, Custom Gift Box & Sheath!
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Handle Construction: Solid Tc4 Titanium Handle w/Textured Scales for a Comfort Grip! Knife features the full strength of Titanium at only 4.44oz!
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Blade: Damascus Steel Blade! Damascus Features a VG10 Core w/ 67 layers! Hardness: 60-62 HRC, Blade thickness: .14", Heat Treatment: Vacuum
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Blade Length: 3.5", Handle Length: 4.75", Overall Length: 8.25", Weight: 4.44oz,
About TACTICAL GEARZ Damascus Pocket Folding Knife, Solid
**Our knives use real Damascus Steel. These are NOT printed designs, but are done through the forging/ layering process. What is Damascus Steel? It’s steel made with a wavy surface pattern produced by hammer-welding strips of steel and iron followed by repeated heating and forging. Damascus steel comes in many designs and patterns. Damascus steel is not a specific steel grade, but is a process that is used to create a beautiful multi layered steel blade with creative designs. Damascus steel can have a couple layers to over a hundred layers with each creating a unique style and outcome. Even though there may be thousands of different results, the process to create Damascus steel is essentially the same. Damascus steel uses a layering process through heating/welding/forging several different types of steel. Usually you will see a combination of high carbon steel layered with stainless steel. Steel fragments or a combination steel cluster forged between the layers will yield different creative patterns on the outside of the blade when finished. An acid wash at the end reacts to the variations of high carbon steel bringing out the different unique blade patterns across all Damascus blades. There are so many different techniques and steel materials that can be used while creating Damascus, but this is what makes Damascus steel so unique and so popular with consumers.
