Tenable Tarkin B1078A4 Damascus Blade Twill Carbon Fiber &G10 Handle Liner Lock Folding Knife

The Tenable Tarkin B1078A4 is a premium folding knife designed by acclaimed maker Matthew Christensen. Featuring a stunning Water Ripple Damascus blade with ultra-thin 3mm construction, this knife delivers exceptional slicing performance and corrosion resistance. The blade's refined drop point geometry ensures smooth cutting action and precise control for everyday tasks. Crafted with premium Twill Carbon Fiber and G10 handle materials, the Tarkin combines aesthetic appeal with functional ergonomics. The lightweight design—just 3.89 oz with a 3.4" blade and 7.87" overall length—makes it ideal for all-day EDC carry without sacrificing cutting capability. The caged ceramic ball bearing system enables fast, effortless deployment via Thumb Disc or Front Flipper, while the reliable liner lock ensures secure lockup during use. Christensen's signature design philosophy emphasizes minimalist elegance and intuitive functionality. Since 2014, he has specialized in creating framelock and linerlock folders renowned for crisp, fast flipping action. The Tarkin exemplifies this expertise, balancing portability with utility in a refined everyday tool. Whether for collectors or practical users, this Damascus blade folding knife represents quality craftsmanship and thoughtful design.

Damascus Blade Introduction

Damascus steel is renowned for its distinctive wavy patterns and exceptional combination of strength and flexibility, offering superior edge retention and resilience against chipping. However, its layered structure renders it prone to corrosion if not meticulously maintained, and variations in modern forge-welding quality can lead to inconsistent performance. Regular oiling and careful drying are essential to preserve both its aesthetic allure and functional integrity.

SPECIFICATIONS

💡 Damascus Blade Note:

This knife features real 110-layer JD‑110 Damascus steel, forged from 10Cr15CoMoV and 9Cr18MoV. This is authentic patterned Damascus, not a laser print. Compared with Kansept Damascus, Tenable uses a Chinese-made Damascus for this model.