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Original price $295.00
Price $260.00
This Wraith by Watchman Knife & Tool features a black stonewashed tanto blade with notched thumbrest, .188" blade stock and 1.184" blade depth, full tang construction. The handle has carbon fiber scales. Comes with a kydex sheath. Excellent condition.
Blade Length 4.5
Overall Length 9.25
Weight (oz) 5.9
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Full Tang, Has Sheath
Blade Material 52100
Blade Details Tanto
Handle Material Carbon Fiber
My name is Alec Wachtman. I originally started my journey into metal working when I was about 6 years old. Our local Boy Scouts organization hosted a maple syrup festival every year at which they had a blacksmith making nails and giving them to the kids watching. That was always my favorite place to go growing up. I was mesmerized watching him pound hot steel into beautiful pieces of art. I saw the first Hobbit movie around a year after it came out. I was captivated watching the dwarves pounding out swords and axes in their smithy deep in the mountain. I knew I just HAD to try it for myself. My first project was blacksmithing a knife out of aluminum in my grandpas fireplace. I'm not entirely sure where it got off to, but I remember it having a gut hook and a similar shape to that of a rounded butter knife.
