hunting knife Dellinger Waldmann Full Damascus Nr.11

Hunting knife Dellinger Waldmann damascus steel

every knife is original - a mammoth fossil is never the same

Exclusive, yet practical and powerful hunting knife with a blade made of 110 layers of damascus steel. This exceptional steel has a long lasting sharpness with a hardness of around R60 +/- 1 Rockwell. A Waldmann knife can become a family treasure that will outlive your grandchildren. The knives are made in the traditional way, which guarantees exceptional blade strength and resistance to dulling. Each knife is hand-ground and achieves an extraordinary to extreme sharpness at high hardness.

Handle (handle) is made of very hard wood Desert Iron Wood. It is always meticulously hand polished, ergonomically shaped and designed for excellent hand control. This wood comes from a species native to the vast deserts of the USA. The mineral content of the desert soil gives the wood a different and distinct colour. The base color of the wood tends to range from a light honey to a subtle orange hue. This wood is heavier than water and due to its very difficult to work, it can only be found on knife handles or very expensive and unique sculptures.

Beautiful wood is combined with a fossil of a mammoth tooth and they make a perfect couple - the end result is absolutely mesmerizing. A mammoth tooth fossil, more than 10,000 years old, was found in Siberia. It is a rare and charming material. With just a touch, you can feel the last legacy of the legendary creature that roamed the Earth at the dawn of humanity.

Knife parameters Dellinger® Waldmann:

Sharpening a hunting knife

for damascus steel knife blades we recommend the use of diamond and water grinding stones. If you are not 100% confident in your skills and abilities, please contact us. We will sharpen your knives individually according to your wishes. We also regularly organize knife sharpening courses. Alternatively, look for a professional grinder in your area. Damage that could result from unprofessional grinding is irreversible.