Kansept Knives Tipper Frame Lock Folding Knife 3.38" CPM-S35VN Black Stonewashed Modified Tanto Blade, Black Anodized Titanium Handles - K1079A5

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KSPK1079A5: K1079A5 Tipper Folding Knife, Black Titanium

Kansept Knives

Meet The Kansept Knives Tipper, the folding knife that’s as functional as it is fun. With its wild, modified tanto blade, it’s built for everyday carry and guaranteed to turn heads the moment it leaves your pocket. Whether you're slicing open a package, halving a cupcake with surgical precision, or just showing off your latest gear, the Tipper handles it all with ease. Designed by Scott from Edgy Bladeworks and field-tested daily for over a year, this knife delivers unmatched ergonomics, a playful flick, and that unmistakable “wow” factor.

Crafted with premium materials and precision engineering, the Tipper comes in CPM-S35VN for unbeatable edge retention or Damascus steel for a blend of beauty and performance. Its contoured titanium handle offers lightweight strength with a comfortable grip, while the robust frame lock ensures safety during even the most demanding tasks. A smooth thumb-stud deployment, ball-bearing pivot, and anodized bronze finish round out the experience, making the Tipper not just a knife, but a conversation piece you'll enjoy using every single day. Ready to make your EDC a little more exciting? This is your pocket knife.

Scott Stills of Edgy Bladeworks is a custom knife maker from Asheville, North Carolina. He's a part-time maker and is working towards making it his full-time job. He's been a collector for around 8 years and started making knives about 4 years ago. Like most makers, he started with fixed blades, but it was always his goal to make folding knives, and it wasn't long before he made that happen. Scott is obsessed with knifemaking and believes that it is what he was meant to do. He named his knife company Edgy Bladeworks because he has a darker sense of humor and appreciates many different forms of art that could be considered more "edgy". Knifemaking is his passion, and he looks forward to seeing how far he can take his career.