The Static is my first channel titanium bali. I designed it back in September 2023, but couldn’t make it at the time because of machine limitations. Now that I’ve got a proper mill, it’s finally in production—and it was worth the wait. This is easily my favorite knife in the lineup.
Built on the Volt platform, it uses a bushing pivot system for solid tolerances and smooth swing, just like the rest of my knives. It has a slight handle bias and comes in both live blade and trainer variants.
Specs:
Handles: 6AL-4V (Grade 5) Channel Titanium
Blade: S35VN (Live) or AEB-L (Trainer)
Weight: ~4.0 oz (varies slightly by blade shape)
Balance: Slight handle bias
Pivot System: Bushings
Platform: Volt-compatible
~All blemishes are cosmetic and do not affect function
Knives can get very expensive, and if you're new to the hobby, you might be shocked to see some priced anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars....
Knives can get very expensive, and if you're new to the hobby, you might be shocked to see some priced anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars....
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