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This Deathwind by Lon Humphrey features a hand forged blade with satin finished grinds and skull and cross bones flats, has false top edge, .248" blade stock and 1.625" blade depth, full tapered tang construction. The handle has black canvas micarta scales with black liners, steel pins and lanyard tube. Comes with a black leather sheath. Has some scratches, otherwise good condition.
Blade Length 4.75
Overall Length 12.75
Weight (oz) 12.9
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Camp Knife, Full Tang, Has Sheath, Tapered Tang
Blade Material 1095
Blade Details Drop Point
Handle Material Micarta
I have experimented with many different ways of fabricating a knife and I am convinced that a forged knife out performs any other type of blade. The steel I'm currently working with is W2 but I can also work in 5160 and any of the 10 series steels which are all high carbon tool steel . I don't work with any stainless steel. My philosophy on making knives is simple; if it's made by a machine it's not handmade. I forge all my blades by hand. I do use a power hammer to work down large stock to smaller size and to make my Damascus but I don't use any type of CNC equipment. If you're paying a few hundred dollars for a handmade knife are you buying someone's ability to program a CNC mill or a work of art made the way it would have been a hundred years ago?
