8’’ Handmade Damascus Knife with Brown Leather Sheath-Fixed Blade EDC Knife-Bushcraft Knives-Exotic Handle-Best Camping Knives for Men TJ08

I bought this knife specifically to be used as a camp knife. It came with the sheath (the button is plain, not as advertised in the photos) and in an oiled wrap. As an advertised damascus blade for the price, I was not expecting superior craftsmanship. The tip was not sharp upon arrival, though, the blade had a decent sharpness. I took it to a sharpener, anyways, as I used it during a weekend camping trip. PROS - Sheath is thick and sturdy, not flimsy leather like expected - Good handle length for smaller framed people - Heavy, reliable weight - Can take a strike from hammer/back of hatchet - Blade capable of splitting smaller pieces of wood for fire starting - Aesthetically pleasing etch CONS - Sparks produced when striking flint are not the most desired - Handle may be a bit small for larger framed people - Looked dirty/used in some areas upon arrival(*photo) - Handle/tang pin sticks out(*photo&video) - Lack of sharp tip(*video) - Unsure if true Damascus You can use the video attached to check for some of the visual imperfections.

The handle finishing sucks. Pins hanging out just kinda crappy, the blade seems OK but the scales are pretty bad, uneven and not a good fit to the steel. Sheath is OK. Gonna get the file and hammer out and see what I can do to fix it up, hobby knife, for the price not bad but a bit disappointed. With a little sand paper, 80 & 220 , plus steel wool, this knife went from a 2 to an 4 plus and now it is all mine.

This knife is a very high quality knife it has very beautiful Damascus steel and horn handle. It has a high quality sheath and is very sharp and the blade is very strong. Overall this is a really good knife especially for the price and I think you should purchase this knife. Give a round of applause to SHARP WORLD.

Handle has the look and feel that a giant rat has been chewing on it. Handle rivits stick out quite a bit, making the knife feel very uncomfortable in the hand. Build quality is very low. Fit is very poor. Blade quality is low to medium. Sharpness is medium.

This is a fine knife for the money. Its razor sharp, looks beautiful, and is quite heavy for the size. As for complaints that it comes in an oily wrap, thats how quality knives come. If you want to keep it nice you should store it in an oil rag when its stored for long term. Make sure to oil it after it gets wet and don't ever sheath it without cleaning it. I have been into self sufficient outdoors and general homestead skills and this is a quality knife so long as you maintain it.

So you get what you pay for, and I'm ok with that. Sheath has already worn out and I'm having a kydex one made for the blade, very cheap leather. Blade is made to look rough and hammered out, but is most definitely just metal that is cut, styled up a bit, and barely sharpened. Tip is rounded, blade was warped upon arrival. I will be using it as a camp knife that I don't mind beating up and continue carrying my Bradford Guardian 3

Signs of rust after little use went away. 3rd update for a knife the put electricity through? Whatever I don't know if it's real or not but it is really heavy which I like and makes me to believe it will last. I am a smaller build and a handle is relatively small and definitely not for a bigger person or bigger slash chubby hands. The knife sheath is super nice tho button is weak so using one from old elk ridge knife. I bought it used for almost half off.

Bought as gifts. Great value for the $$.