Storyline, this knife is a design concept I saw on the Internet in 2018. I posted the screenshot on my IG account at the time, which is this account. You can check the specific time and photos at that time by browsing the records.
I have never seen this folding knife design. This knife is so interesting, I like it very much.
MDK said it was not their design.
I made a model of this knife in 2021 and started to discuss with MDK whether it could be authorized for production. From 2021 to 2022, we discussed for two years, and finally MDK decided not to cooperate.
In the end, I discussed with him whether such a design as a folding knife was infringing. MDK was very generous. We don’t use his trademark, so it will not be considered as infringement. Thank you again for their generosity. Thank you, the power of idols.
The knife is like this. I took many photos from different angles, you can check it out. I took a video to check it out, with beautiful opening action and sound.
The current 3V version is only produced in small quantities and uses a chrome coating. This may be a bit expensive, I know. So there will be a reasonably priced economic version next, using SLD-Magic steel and our classic three-layer corrugated treatment, which will meet you in a few months.
This is a very interesting design, worth your experience, from the first meeting in 2018, the production of the sample in 2021, to today... It spans 7 years... My daughter is already 8 years old... It's a long, long story, a long, long wonderful experience.
I am a fan of MDK, I have a lot of MDK knives, and I am deeply attracted by the story of the Navy SEALs. You can check out my collection photos on this IG account. You can check it out below.
MDK knives have beautiful tempering lines, very similar to the burn-edge waves of Japanese knives.
These details deeply attracted me, so much so that my current NMB knife, our knife is also corrugated, which effectively distinguishes our products from other knives on the market.
Although many knives are now starting to use similar blade styles to ours. It is important to remember that this blade design was the first one we put into mass production and we spent countless days and nights researching and making the beautiful three-ply steel. . . .
