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Model 18 Damasteel Damascus Raindrop Copper Inlay | Liong Mah Design
Model 18 Damasteel Damascus Raindrop Copper Inlay | Liong Mah Design
SKU:M18-Dama-raindrop-1
The Raindrop Copper Inlay Model 18 is one those EDC pocket knives that make you go “hmmm.”
It's a popular choice among those who enjoy attention to detail. The iridescent side cut carbon fiber compliments the classy forward copper highlights, giving it an impressive appearance. It's one those pieces you can't help but notice and admire for its beauty — and why it’s a personal favorite to those who’ve had the privilege of holding it in their hands.
The Damasteel Damascus steel blade is truly one-of-a-kind. Not only is it renowned for both its strength & edge-resistant properties, but its beautifully unique pattern compliments the knife and leaves any observer with a lingering sense of admiration.
The frame is sculpted from a block of 6AL4V titanium, then inlaid with the Raindrop Copper Fat Carbon carbon fiber pattern that resembles streaks of rain drops. Each side is delicately processed, after which our skillful craftsmen polish out any mill marks before it's ready for assembly.
The Model 18 is a culmination of tradition and technology. This integral framed flagship EDC commemorates 18 years within the knife world. It introduces many modern design elements to the industry while paying homage to its traditional elements.
Specifications
- Overall Length: 8.5 in
- Blade Length: 3.75 in
- Blade Thickness: 0.145 in
- Blade Material: Damasteel Damascus Steel
- Blade Style: Clip Point
- Handle Material: Integral Titanium handle with Fat Carbon Raindrop Copper Inlay
- Weight: 4.9 ounces
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Frequently asked questions about Liong Mah knives
What makes Liong Mah knives unique?
Liong Mah knives stand out for their combination of craftsmanship, high-quality materials and innovative designs.
Are Liong Mah knives suitable for everyday use?
Yes, many Liong Mah knives are designed as EDC knives, making them perfect for everyday use.
How do I maintain my Liong Mah knife?
You can extend the lifespan of your knife by maintaining it on a regular basis. Clean the blade after use and dry it well. You should also regularly sharpen the blade to keep it razor-sharp.
Are Liong Mah knives covered by warranty?
Liong Mah Design offers a life-long warranty on most products for material and manufacturing defects.
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