The Voltaic is my first titanium balisong, built with a chanwich construction and designed for customization. It weighs 3.75 oz with weights installed and features a pin weight system that lets you add brass pins to the back of the handles to fine-tune the balance.
Made from 6AL-4V (Grade 5) titanium, it comes with an S35VN blade, brass weights, and runs on a bushing system for smooth swing and solid tolerances. It ships without weights installed, so you can set it up exactly how you want.
Specs:
Handles: 6AL-4V (Grade 5) Titanium, Chanwich Construction
Blade: S35VN
Weights: Brass pins (user-installed)
Weight: ~3.75 oz (with weights)
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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