With the success of the Lanny folder, there has been more requests for smaller EDC type knives.

The Hawk is inspired by a traditional slip joint folder but redesigned as a flipper operated frame lock.

With the success of the Lanny folder, there has been more requests for smaller EDC type knives.

The Hawk is inspired by a traditional slip joint folder but redesigned as a flipper operated frame lock.

With the success of the Lanny folder, there has been more requests for smaller EDC type knives.

The Hawk is inspired by a traditional slip joint folder but redesigned as a flipper operated frame lock.

With the success of the KUF v1, Liong Mah knew version 2 was needed.

The KUF v2 incorporates a front flipper as well as an opening hole on the blade. Version 2 utilizes M390 blade steel with titanium handles that are 3D sculpted with a choice of carbon fiber or micarta inlays plus a reversible pocket clip.

With the success of the KUF v1, Liong Mah knew version 2 was needed.

The KUF v2 incorporates a front flipper as well as an opening hole on the blade. Version 2 utilizes M390 blade steel with titanium handles that are 3D sculpted with a choice of carbon fiber or micarta inlays plus a reversible pocket clip.

With the success of the KUF v1, Liong Mah knew version 2 was needed.

The KUF v2 incorporates a front flipper as well as an opening hole on the blade. Version 2 utilizes M390 blade steel with titanium handles that are 3D sculpted with a choice of carbon fiber or micarta inlays plus a reversible pocket clip.

With the success of the KUF v1, Liong Mah knew version 2 was needed. These are the lefty versions.

The KUF v2 incorporates a front flipper as well as an opening hole on the blade. Version 2 utilizes M390 blade steel with titanium handles that are 3D sculpted with a choice of carbon fiber or micarta inlays plus a reversible pocket clip.

With the success of the KUF v1, Liong Mah knew version 2 was needed. This one is the lefty version.

The KUF v2 incorporates a front flipper as well as an opening hole on the blade. Version 2 utilizes M390 blade steel with titanium handles that are 3D sculpted with a choice of carbon fiber or micarta inlays plus a reversible pocket clip.

With the success of the KUF v1, Liong Mah knew version 2 was needed. This is the left hand version.

The KUF v2 incorporates a front flipper as well as an opening hole on the blade. Version 2 utilizes M390 blade steel with titanium handles that are 3D sculpted with a choice of carbon fiber or micarta inlays plus a reversible pocket clip.

The Lanny is a small EDC folder design.

It was created as a new style folder that combined traditional lines with modern opening features and materials. With the use of excellent materials and quality craftsmanship, the Lanny comes together beautifully.  The Lanny features a hand ground drop point tanto blade. With a combination blade finish of Hand rub flats and satin finished grinds. 3D contoured titanium bolsterlock inlayed with different handle materials. 

This Eraser is the fifth version of the design.

The Eraser features a drop edge design. The handle is comfortable in a variety of grip positions. The blade can be deployed either with the flipper or thumb hole.

This Eraser is the fifth version of the design.

The Eraser features a drop edge design. The handle is comfortable in a variety of grip positions. The blade can be deployed either with the flipper or thumb hole.

The Warrior 2v2 takes what Liong Mah liked in a traditional Japanese sword and made it into a folder.

Like a Japanese sword, it features a hand ground combination blade. The main bevel is hollow ground and the tanto tip is convex ground.

The Warrior 2v2 takes what Liong Mah liked in a traditional Japanese sword and made it into a folder.

Like a Japanese sword, it features a hand ground combination blade. The main bevel is hollow ground and the tanto tip is convex ground.

The Warrior 2v2 takes what Liong Mah liked in a traditional Japanese sword and made it into a folder.

Like a Japanese sword, it features a hand ground combination blade. The main bevel is hollow ground and the tanto tip is convex ground.

The XV is my 15 year Anniversary Knife. This is my first integral handle folder.

To keep the weight down, I milled the outside ala Michael Burch. He gave me his blessing. The blades are hand ground. The radical sculpting of the handle-mold to your hands.

Hand ground blade, made from S35VN. We get the steel from Specialty Metals in Texas.

Hand rub flat with machine satin grinds. 3D milled slot on the blade to use in thumb opening. The handles are 4.75 inches. They start from a half inch billet of Titanium.

The very capable Field Duty folder is designed to meet the challenges of outdoor use.

The drop point blade is flat ground for great cutting performance. Paired with an opening hole cutout on the blade and reversible titanium spring clip for more versatility.

A smaller EDC folder inspired by a Zulu Slip Joint. The Zulu features a Bohler M390 steel, flipper opening and integral frame lock. There is also a nail nick on the blade.

The titanium handles come with a choice of carbon fiber or micarta inlays. Reversible titanium spring clip completes this package.