Bestech VK-VOID BG63B Magnacut Blade G10 Handle Liner Lock Folding Knife

The Bestech VK-VOID BG63B represents a refined approach to everyday carry design, engineered for those who demand both performance and precision. Built around a Magnacut blade—a premium steel known for exceptional edge retention and corrosion resistance—this folder delivers cutting capability that outlasts conventional alternatives. The satin finish with white bead blast stonewash creates a distinctive aesthetic while minimizing visible wear. The G10 handle in striking aqua provides superior grip security and durability, complemented by a grey G10 backspacer that adds visual depth. A steel clip ensures reliable pocket retention, while the liner lock mechanism offers dependable blade security with straightforward one-handed operation. Ceramic ball bearings enable smooth, responsive deployment that remains consistent through extended use. At 7.11 inches open and just over 4 inches closed, this knife balances reach with pocket-friendly proportions. The 2.85-inch blade and modest 82-gram weight make it ideal for extended carry without fatigue. Designed by Vulpex_Knives, this collaboration showcases thoughtful engineering for discerning knife enthusiasts who appreciate quality materials and refined execution.

 

SPECIFICATIONS

Blade Material: M-CUT
Blade Finish: Satin + White Bead Blast Stonewash
Handle Material: G10

Clip Material: Steel
Backspacer Material: Grey G10
Describe: Liner Lock

Handle Color: Aqua
Ball Bearing: Ceramic
Overall Length: 7.110"(180.6mm)

Closed Length: 4.256"(108.1mm)
Blade Length: 2.854"(72.5mm)
Blade Thickness: 0.126"(3.2mm)

Knife Weight: 82g
Designer: Vulpex_Knives

Bestech VK-VOID BG63B - CPM MagnaCut Sheepfoot Liner Lock Folder

The Bestech VK-VOID BG63B is a Vulpex_Knives-designed folding knife built around a 2.854 inch CPM MagnaCut sheepfoot blade with a flat grind, a thumb-hole opener on ceramic bearings and a Aqua G10 handle with a grey G10 backspacer. At just 82 g it is one of the lightest MagnaCut folders you can buy, and the wire deep carry clip keeps it invisible. See the whole VK-VOID series and more EDC gear at EDCMALL.

CPM MagnaCut: The Steel That Changed the Trade-Offs

CPM MagnaCut is Larrin Thomas's powder-metallurgy stainless, designed around a single idea: get the chromium out of the carbides so the chromium can do its job. The result reaches roughly 60.5-62.5 HRC on the VK-VOID while carrying the corrosion resistance of a true stainless and the toughness of a non-stainless tool steel - a combination no other production blade steel manages. For a knife that rides in a pocket every day, that means an edge that lasts and a blade that will not rust on you. Compare it with CPM-S35VN, M390 and 14C28N - or browse every MagnaCut folding knife in the store.

Why the Bestech VK-VOID Belongs in Your Pocket

• 2.854 inch CPM MagnaCut sheepfoot blade with a flat grind and a non-reflective finish.
• MagnaCut at 60.5-62.5 HRC: top-tier edge retention with true stainless corrosion resistance.
• Precision-milled Aqua G10 handle scales on steel liners, grippy even with wet hands.
• The grey G10 backspacer stiffens the frame while keeping the weight at just 82 g.
• Elongated thumb-hole opener on ceramic ball bearings - no flipper tab to snag.
• Liner lock with early lockup and a smooth, predictable release.
• Wire deep carry clip rides the knife low in the pocket, tip-up right carry.
• Lanyard hole at the rear plus a distinctive designer pivot screw.

Best Uses for the VK-VOID BG63

• Everyday carry for users who want premium steel without premium-folder weight.
• Package and mail duty - the sheepfoot tip opens boxes without stabbing the contents.
• Food prep: the straight sheepfoot edge rocks through vegetables and charcuterie cleanly.
• A high-visibility beater-proof knife for the jobsite or the tackle box.
• A collector's piece: MagnaCut at $139 is the cheapest serious super steel ticket there is.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes MagnaCut special?
It is the first production steel designed to combine high edge retention, high toughness AND high corrosion resistance at once. Every other steel gives up at least one of the three. MagnaCut reaches roughly 60.5-62.5 HRC and still resists rust like a true stainless.

Why a sheepfoot blade?
A sheepfoot has a straight cutting edge and a blunt, controllable tip. It gives maximum slicing control and makes accidental punctures almost impossible - ideal for box work, food prep and anyone tired of stabbing the inside of a pocket.

How do I open the VK-VOID?
There is an elongated thumb hole in the blade rather than a flipper tab. Push it sideways with your thumb and the ceramic-bearing pivot swings the blade open one-handed.

Is the VK-VOID heavy?
No - 82 g (2.89 oz) all in. Between the milled G10 scales, the steel liners and the wire clip it is one of the lightest premium-steel folders EDCMALL carries.

Can I carry it left-handed?
The wire clip mounts tip-up on the right side and the liner lock releases with the right thumb. Left-handed users can open and use it fine, but closing is easier right-handed.

CPM MagnaCut vs. Common Premium Folding Knife Steels

Steel	Typical HRC	Edge Retention	Corrosion Resistance	Toughness	Sharpening Ease
CPM MagnaCut (this knife)	60-64	Excellent	Excellent	Very Good	Moderate
CPM-S35VN	58-60	Very Good	Very Good	Better	Moderate
CPM-20CV	59-61	Excellent	Excellent	Fair	Difficult
M390	60-62	Excellent	Excellent	Good	Difficult
CPM-S45VN	59-61	Very Good	Excellent	Better	Moderate
154CM	58-61	Good	Good	Very Good	Moderate
D2 Tool Steel	58-61	Very Good	Fair	Good	Moderate

CPM MagnaCut is Larrin Thomas's powder-metallurgy stainless, designed around a single idea: get the chromium out of the carbides so it can do its job as chromium. The result is a steel that reaches roughly 62-64 HRC while carrying the corrosion resistance of a true stainless and the toughness of a non-stainless tool steel - a combination no other production blade steel manages. For a knife that rides in a pocket every day, that means an edge that lasts and a blade that will not rust on you. HRC figures are typical mill ranges, not a guarantee for any single blade.

Glossary of Key Terms

Bestech Knives
A Chinese production knife brand working with independent designers to deliver mid-to-premium knives with advanced steels and tight manufacturing tolerances.

Vulpex_Knives
The designer credited on the VK-VOID. The brief is functional geometry over decoration: a clean, compact EDC folder built around the best steel available.

VK-VOID
Bestech's Vulpex_Knives-designed liner lock folder: a 2.854 inch CPM MagnaCut sheepfoot blade on a 7.11 inch overall frame at 82 g, with G10 handles and a G10 backspacer.

CPM MagnaCut
Larrin Thomas's powder-metallurgy stainless, hardened to roughly 60.5-62.5 HRC on the VK-VOID. It combines the edge retention of a high-alloy steel with the corrosion resistance of a true stainless and the toughness of a tool steel.

Sheepfoot
A blade profile with a straight cutting edge and a spine that curves down to meet it at a blunt, controllable point. It gives maximum slicing control with almost no risk of an accidental stab.

Liner Lock
A strip of spring steel inside the handle that snaps sideways behind the blade tang when the blade opens. One thumb of the closing hand releases it, keeping your fingers out of the blade path.

Thumb Hole
An elongated oval cut into the blade near the spine. Push it sideways with your thumb to swing the blade open one-handed - no flipper tab needed.

Ceramic Ball Bearing
A pivot running on hardened ceramic balls rather than bronze washers. It gives faster, smoother deployment and stays consistent for years without oil.

G10
A woven fiberglass cloth soaked in epoxy and compressed under heat. It is light, rigid, essentially weatherproof and grippy even with wet hands.

Backspacer
The spacer block that sits between the handle liners at the spine. On the VK-VOID it is machined from G10 to save weight while stiffening the frame.

Wire Deep Carry Clip
A bent-wire pocket clip that lets the knife ride low in the pocket with only the clip visible. Lighter and less obtrusive than a stamped clip.

Bead Blast Finish
A fine media blasted onto the steel to produce an even, non-reflective matte grey that resists fingerprints and hides handling marks.

Who Should Buy the VK-VOID BG63

• Anyone who wants CPM MagnaCut without paying $250+ for it.
• Ultralight EDC fans - 82 g with premium steel is a rare combination.
• Food-forward users who want a sheepfoot for clean, controlled slicing.
• Collectors following Vulpex_Knives designs in a production platform.
• Buyers who want a bright or unusual handle colour that actually gets made.

Who Should Skip It

• Users who want a piercing tip - the sheepfoot point is deliberately blunt.
• Buyers who insist on a flipper tab; the VK-VOID opens with a thumb hole only.
• Anyone who needs left-handed carry out of the box.
• People who want a heavy, tank-like folder - this one is deliberately light.
• Budget buyers: MagnaCut puts this a tier above the $50 D2 folders.

Care & Maintenance

• Wipe the blade dry after every use; MagnaCut is a true stainless, but salt and food acid still etch any steel left wet.
• One drop of quality knife oil at the pivot monthly, then cycle the flipper a dozen times to spread it.
• Blow pocket lint out of the handle channel and the liner lock recess before oiling the pivot.
• Sharpen on a diamond plate or a quality water stone; MagnaCut at 62-64 HRC grinds slowly but cleanly.
• Finish on a fine ceramic rod or a loaded leather strop with light pressure - heavy passes round the apex you just set.
• Keep a consistent 15-20 degrees per side and deburr on plain leather before the compound.
• G10 needs no conditioning; scrub the milled texture with a soft brush and mild soap, then dry.
• Never pry, twist or use the tip as a screwdriver; hard steel chips faster than it bends.
• Check the pivot, body and pocket clip screws every month or two with the correct Torx driver.