Folding Knife- "Pocket Chopper"

Compact, rugged and full of character, this friction folder takes inspiration from primitive tools and traditional knife making. With its short 55mm blade and substantial 5mm thickness, it has a stout, purposeful feel that sets it apart from the slim, lightweight folders commonly found on the high street. Think of it as a pocket chopper: small enough to carry easily, but built around a solid, practical blade.

The straight cutting edge and dropped-point profile make it a handy tool for everyday cutting tasks, from preparing kindling and camp cooking to general bushcraft and outdoor use. Its compact proportions make it easy to keep close at hand, while the thick blade gives it a robust appearance that suits its rugged design.

The handle is crafted from natural antler, worked and decorated with traditional line and ring-dot patterns. These details give the knife an almost prehistoric character, with an individual texture and appearance that make each piece distinctive. Paired with a pattern-welded steel blade, the antler creates a striking contrast between organic material and the layered patterns of the steel.

Using a friction-folding mechanism, the knife keeps its construction simple and traditional. Its design draws on an era of practical, uncomplicated tools, while the combination of materials and decorative detailing gives it a character all of its own.

A distinctive little outdoor companion, this is a knife for those who appreciate traditional materials, rugged styling and a useful tool that stands apart from the ordinary.

Vital Statistics

Max Blade Length: 55m

Max Blade Width: 20mm

Blade Thickness: 5mm

Total Length (When Open): 150mm

Materials

Blade: Pattern-welded steel, 1084 edge

Handle: Red Deer Antler