Overlord
Heavy duty camp knife for chopping and batoning Gorny
Master project for extreme tasks. Maximum cross-sectional mass. Designed for chopping and camp work. Precision grinding.
Dane techniczne
This same project took over two months to complete. Damascus steel is very labor-intensive. Many days were spent in the forge.
I made four pieces of Damascus steel, each with a different pattern. Three of these, used for the head, had to be additionally tightly twisted. It will be available once it's ready so that the device can be forged by blades. The most critical moment is forging the knife point. Once the steel is delivered white, unfortunately, you can't see it flowing from the net. The forging itself is a painstaking process, requiring incredible precision and experience.
A Hunter's Knife
A finished forged blade, bound in Damascus. My father's choice was based on the pattern in the individual member units converging towards the center. I used identical Damascus for the knife's pommel. The handle features two exotic woods: ebony and padouk.
This knife featured a small cameo in the film about master Krzysztof Panas, "The Armorer Must Be a Musician."
The Overlord is a response to the need for an ultimate tool. Performance is achieved by taking control where standard blades reach their limits. This field tool follows Bernard Górny's operational use, followed by a carapel.
Length: 34 cm
Blade: 22 cm "multibar" Damascus ncv1/15n20/N9E
Handle: Hiden tang Ebony and Padouk divided by alpaca
Pommel/Handguard: Damascus steel mosaic.
Sheath/Box: Leather sheath
