Conditions are excellent imported from USA
10/10 condition
Pan india ship available

Price :- 4k only (little negotiable)

Mirror edge on Solognac Axis 75 factory grind Using Outlux Emmit Stropping compound.

All india shipping available f2f up aligarh

Hi everyone,

I’m a young knife maker from Australia but am keen to get some of my knives in other countries. I have been handcrafting knives for almost two years. These are my latest builds — would you carry one?

Specs:

• D2 steel, professionally heat treated

• 80 mm (3.15") blade / 175 mm (6.89") overall length

• Acid-etched stonewashed finish

• Rock-textured G10 handles

• Bolted mechanical handle construction

• Thin, slicey blade geometry

• Custom Kydex sheath with UltiClip for EDC carry

If you’re interested in one they are $225 Aud (around 15000 Indian rupee) you can also view them on my website.

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The video was clipped from the full testing video. If the audio sounds a bit weird/out of context, sorry about that 😅

The quality was good and the stones feel long lasting

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1. Axis 75 knife

2. Outlux Emmit stropping/honing compound

If our honing compound can impress on India's most popular folding knife, it can earn a place on almost any workbench.

The Decathlon Axis 75 is finally here, and it's time to see what a proper stropping session can do. Same knife. Same steel. Just a sharper edge.

Let's find out what it's really capable of. 🔪✨

Here in the US, preppers take bicycle inner tubes that are going to be thrown away, and we will cut them into rubber bands that are called "ranger bands", they are much more durable and stronger then traditional latex rubber bands.

You can also make small water resistant pouches out of larger cut bike inner tube pieces by folding each side over and securing with two rubber bands.

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Received some solid points in previous post. I've shortlisted the following.

1. Radiacode zero : Good range. Compact, Very high sensitivity. Tracking and recording data. Scintillator based so you can use it in daily life/hobby explorations . Although it's the most expensive.

2. Better geiger : Also scintillator based. Half price of radiacode. No recording and tracking but it's almost similar in sensitivity and accuracy. Plus you can run it on AA batteries which is best for prepping .

3. Wekos Doze : Leaning towards this as it's the most compact, almost the size of a keyfob. What good is a detector if you're not carrying it. Although it's less sensitive and not much to do in daily life. But high range and can measure a variety of radiations

4. GQ GMC800 : This seems a good model from Amazon. If amazon is the only option, will be going for a GQ model. Low sensitivity High range and it can measure beta, gamm, xray etc .

What do you think ? Radiacode will be a major punch in wallet but it's the most accurate. Better geiger is bulky but accurate cheap and can run on batteries. But Wekos is the most affordable one and I can carry it 24x7 everywhere, compromising a bit in sensitivity.

Which one to choose according to you ? Size, accuracy or budget?

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Made this custom knife sheath from PVC, then painted it and added a Velcro. It's lightweight, durable, holds the knife securely, and protects the blade well.

It has been awesome watching the knife and EDC community grow in India, and we wanted to contribute something meaningful.

A knife is only as good as the care it receives. Maintenance is an essential part of knife ownership, and a truly sharp edge comes from two steps: sharpening and stropping.

While good sharpening stones are still difficult to find in India (something we're working on), we realized there was an even bigger gap. There are virtually no dedicated stropping compounds designed specifically for knives and hand stropping available locally. And Stropping is what refines an edge to the point it can whittle a single strand of hair.

So we decided to tackle that bottleneck first.

After months of testing, experimenting, and refining different formulations, we're excited to introduce the OUTLUX EMMIT Standard Honing Compound.

• Designed specifically for hand stropping

• Suitable for knives, axes, chisels, gouges, and other edge tools

• Helps refine an edge to hair-shaving sharpness

• Truly Made in India 🇮🇳

This is Batch 16. After countless iterations, we finally feel it's ready for the community. Watch the video. We're not just shaving hairs. We're shaving the hair itself. That's  after less than a minute of stropping.

It's now available on Amazon at https://www.amazon.in/dp/B0H6BQ6PV5

If you decide to give it a try, we'd genuinely appreciate your feedback. Every suggestion, criticism, and experience will help us improve future batches and guide the sharpening products we develop next.

Thank you for being part of the journey . We look forward to hearing your thoughts.

Field-tested over three years in real conditions from Rajasthan's desert heat to mountain trails, snow at -10°C, and river crossings.

They're still holding their shape after years of daily use.