Technoshaman

Technoshaman

This beauty is the latest—and, we hope, not the last—reincarnation of our first model, the Technopathologist. Its silhouette is instantly recognizable and (dare we say) stunning, destined to inspire countless design and engineering variations. What makes it so remarkable? Where to even begin? Premium materials. Ergonomic perfection. A lock so clever it feels like cheating. Mechanics precise as a Swiss watch, finishes worthy of a jeweler’s bench. The result? A handmade folding knife that’s sleek, stylish, and begging to be used. A versatile blade with an unforgettable silhouette—close to a Drop Point but distinguished by its recurve cutting edge and a mirror-polished fuller that gleams like a raptor’s eye. Crafted from premium Swedish Damasteel RWL-34 powder steel, it’s hardened to 63 HRC using the manufacturer’s proprietary process. The blade’s bevels and flats wear a delicate ‘stovosh’ satin finish, while the spine and heel feature the Manufactory’s signature checkered jimping. Far from mere decoration, this texture serves critical functions: on the heel, it acts as a low-profile ‘fin’ for flawless flipping (your fingertip finds it instinctively), while the spine’s patterning ensures a locked-in grip for power cuts with either thumb or index finger. The folder’s intricately sculpted handle scales are machined from solid Grade 5 titanium (VT-6). Inside the contoured recesses, you’ll discover discreet engravings: the Maria Stalina® logo and the knife’s unique RUN number. This geometry isn’t just for show—every curve serves a purpose. The complex internal milling reduces weight without sacrificing structural integrity, while the exterior showcases an elaborate pattern designed by Nikolai Lomachenkov, precision-cut via CNC engraving. Beyond aesthetics, this texture enhances grip during hard use, paired with an ergonomic shape that melts into your palm.The CAB lock—a Maria Stalina® evolution of the compression mechanism—features an assist button disguised as a proprietary screw. Press it, and the spring deflects to release the blade. Cleverly, the button’s design blends into the hardware until you activate it.