Kansept Knives Caveman Frame Lock Jungle Folding Knife [K1110B2]

Jesse Pauley's first production-folder project

The Caveman marks Jesse Pauley's first design for a mass-production folding knife. Kansept describes the project as a balance of practical function and a visually distinctive form. Its angular working blade, shaped titanium grip and thumb-stud access carry that goal into the production version.

Blade, handle and carrying size

• Blade: 3.57" (90.7 mm) CPM-20CV stainless; BlackWash finish
• Handle: BlackWash finish titanium handle with Jungle Wear Fat carbon fiber inlay
• Mechanism: Framelock
• Pocket size: 4.63" (11.76cm) closed

Materials and cutting character

CPM 20CV is a powder-metallurgy stainless steel developed for wear and corrosion resistance. It is a useful choice when edge life through repeated cutting is a priority.

The reverse-tanto profile angles the spine down toward the point while retaining a useful cutting edge beneath it. The result is a distinct tip geometry for controlled utility work.

Titanium gives the handle a corrosion-resistant metal structure. The color and surface treatment describe its finish; they do not change the underlying handle metal.

Framelock explained

Part of the metal handle itself forms the locking bar. It moves behind the open blade and is pushed aside to release it, giving the mechanism a direct, exposed interface along the handle.

Specifications