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I just finished a new, One of a kind version of my Colibri karambit.

I made a few design modifications in order to make it a bit faster in a grappling / CQC situation.

This is how the original 2010 model looked like:

As a custom, One of a kind version I want to offer a little extra, so I went for a triple edge blade. Here is a picture of the karambit after heat treatment with its final grind and waiting for the handle:

Originally designed as a single edge karambit, this custom One of a kind version of the Colibri karambit has a triple edge blade with an elegant and precise grind and shaving sharp cutting edges.

For the handle I decided to go for elegant exotic bubinga wood scales, pinned and epoxied as we do most of the time:

The hand carved handle made from exotic bubinga wood offers a strong, secure and warm grip.

This is the final result:

Conceived as a compact Every Day Carry self defense knife, the optimized geometry of the Colibri karambit allows fast and efficient attacks and unexpected counterattacks in a very small pack.

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SICK...

I was asked to make a modern version of a kama, a traditional Filipino and Japanese farming implement similar to a sickle originally used for reaping crops:

I wanted to create an optimized version of it that would be easy very fast and easy to carry in an urban environment.

After some sketching a couple of wood models were made in order to check the ergonomics and the correct angles of all the cutting edges. This is the final result:

 The Bladetricks Sick Kama is a modern version of this tool turned into a mighty weapon. Thanks to its compact design the Sick kama can easily be carried as a tactical EDC blade.

Specs:

O1 tool steel, 4 mm thick

OAL: 300 mm - Main edge: 59 mm - 355 g

Triple edge - Full tang construction

550 paracord twisted wrap - Kydex sheath

I you are interested in a custom Bladetricks Sick Kama you can contact me via E-mail:

HUNTER'S

The Pigquench is our latest knife:

Based on our personal Dvash EDC knife, the Pigquench has a long blade with a good penetrating tip and a long, thin and shaving sharp cutting edge. A wider than usual hand sculpted walnut handle provides a secure and strong grip in all conditions.

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