Similar products
Similar products
3.5 ()
$150 min
Wholesale HTK D2 Tool Steel Pocket Knife / Folder / Blue Bone
WSP
$125.00 MSRP
Shipping & policies
- Estimated delivery Aug 13-28
Free and easy returns. Learn more
With Faire, shop unique wholesale products for your store from brands like HomeTown Knives. and more.
Description
HTM-6 D2 Tool Steel Pocket Knife / Folder / Blue Bone / Handcrafted / Hometown Knives / Hole Pivot Opening. Hometown Knives Damascus Folder handcrafted to appeal every eye. This folder has over 20 hrs of work invested in it including forging, filing, fitting, grinding, polishing and engraving. The top spine features hand filing and on top of that, we have carefully inlaid mosaic pins. The smooth handle feels natural when held in the hand with a heavy grip. The hole features one hand opening and the brass liner Springs in place to lock the blade when fully opened. We carefully machine to make sure there is no play. Impressive workmanship that will turn heads. Comes with a custom sheath. D2 Tool Steel is known for its toughness and hardness and utilized in mill tools and therefore selected for this knife blade. We oil quench and temper to a hardness of 58-59 Rockwell C. • Overall Length = 5.5" • Blade Length = 3.5" • Blade Width Max = .75" • Handle Length = 4.5" • Mass = .85 lbs
Details
SKU: HTM6 Made in Pakistan Weight: 498.95 g (1.1 lb)
Ratings and reviews
Relevance
3.5
Brand rating ()
5
5
1
1
4
4
0
0
3
3
0
0
2
2
1
1
1
1
0
0
No reviews for HTK D2 Tool Steel Pocket Knife / Folder / Blue Bone yet.
Reviews for similar products from HomeTown Knives.: Pocket Knife & Holder
Mosiac Damascus // Custom handmade Skinner Knife
No longer active
These were a disappointment to say the least. These look like they have been used as a hammer. To say these are brand new is a stretch. The sheathes and knife handles are scratched. The blades themselves are literally chipped, in multiple places. One sheath had wet glue dripping off of where the beltloop connects. I would be ashamed to say these have a MSRP of close to $300. I feel like an idiot paying what I did. There are gaps where the inlays are crooked in the handles etc. Unsellable....
These were a disappointment to say the least. These look like they have been used as a hammer. To say these are brand new is a stretch. The sheathes and knife handles are scratched. The blades themselves are literally chipped, in multiple places. One sheath had wet glue dripping off of where the beltloop connects. I would be ashamed to say these have a MSRP of close to $300. I feel like an idiot paying what I did. There are gaps where the inlays are crooked in the handles etc. Unsellable....
Apr 18, 2024 • Chad • Greenwood, SC, United States
