0.62 thick AEB-L stainless steel, should be 62HRC full tang.Hybrid scandi grind. 3D printed handle scales with Michigan made polar 60d TPU filament. Comes with a kydex sheath and a RRK designed 3D printed mounting system that allows the knife to be worn on a belt either horizontal or vertical and left or right, and comes with spacers with a offset hole so it can be rotated to better fit different belt widths. It’s designed for a standard 1.5 inch belt. I was able to fit it on a 1 ¾ belt, but it was tight. Printed with polar PETG
2 ¾ blade length
3 ¾ handle length
6 ½ oal
This is my idea of an affordable, high quality, everyday knife. This is one in a series of the TigerCat line that will use the same 3D printed handle design but have different blade profiles
Also comes with what I am calling a first cut clip. I have not been able to do much testing with it but the idea is to have a low profile “sheath” to cover the cutting edge and put in a pocket that can be flipped 180 degrees to expose a portion of the cutting edge and help aid in making the first cut on an animal. Like a gut hook but without all the downsides like getting clogged with hair and difficulty sharpening. I would love to hear feedback on it if anyone finds it useful
0.62 thick AEB-L stainless steel, should be 62HRC full tang.Hybrid scandi grind. 3D printed handle scales with Michigan made polar 60d TPU filament. Comes with a kydex sheath and a RRK designed 3D printed mounting system that allows the knife to be worn on a belt either horizontal or vertical and left or right, and comes with spacers with a offset hole so it can be rotated to better fit different belt widths. It’s designed for a standard 1.5 inch belt. I was able to fit it on a 1 ¾ belt, but it was tight. Printed with polar PETG
2 ¾ blade length
3 ¾ handle length
6 ½ oal
This is my idea of an affordable, high quality, everyday knife. This is one in a series of the TigerCat line that will use the same 3D printed handle design but have different blade profiles
Also comes with what I am calling a first cut clip. I have not been able to do much testing with it but the idea is to have a low profile “sheath” to cover the cutting edge and put in a pocket that can be flipped 180 degrees to expose a portion of the cutting edge and help aid in making the first cut on an animal. Like a gut hook but without all the downsides like getting clogged with hair and difficulty sharpening. I would love to hear feedback on it if anyone finds it useful
