I have a problem. Only knife i accept is beautiful and full black

filtrum,

Just get the knife that you like the most (regardless of color), then get it painted with this stuff:
 
filtrum said:
But i cant find it. I am dying to get one. Like being dead for knife fan with having no knives at all. All models have silver parts. Searching more than for a year. I am tired. Suffering already.
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So do you want a knife with a completely black blade? That is quite a problem, because basically every single manufacturer writes the brand-name,the steel type, the origin and the serial number on the coated blade. Because of that you should probably search for a no-name souvenir knife. But the quality will be terrible.
 
filtrum said:
Thank u, i feel rats not beautiful. I feel griptilian, 710, torrent, shiros, nirvana, degman flipper and others like that a beautiful.
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Do why not go to the Benchmade site and build your perfect Griptilian?

Problem solved:

All black, including hardware, axis lock, backspacer, blade, slabs, pocket clip.
Everything.

Choice of steel:
154cm, d2, n680, s30v, m4, 20cv

Choice of handle material:
G10 or glass-filled nylon
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Now go make a few and stop complaining that knife companies don't make a knife specifically for You.
You can make it in a model that is acceptable to you.
 
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filtrum, your google fu really sucks.

BUCK 866 0866BKX NIGHTFALL
Deejo Black 37G
Columbia River Knife and Tool Black Hissatsu
Kershaw Ken Onion Black Blur
Spyderco Black ParaMilitary 2
DPx Gear Heat/F Triple Black


 
The black PM2 is about as black as a knife gets. Only silver is the edge. Even the logo and brand markings are muted. Plus, it's a damn near perfect design, so...
 
Look at the Cold Steel Recon1 clip point. Besides being good looking, it has good blade steel , is very comfortable, and is extremely strong. And a bargain.
 
filtrum said:
Thank u, i feel rats not beautiful. I feel griptilian, 710, torrent, shiros, nirvana, degman flipper and others like that a beautiful.
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Oh thas easy.
I needed a bicycle like that once. Non descript, "theft proof".
I bought an old Euro road bike at an estate sale for $15, bought a can of stove pipe black (cheepest flat black) and fogged the entire bike with the spray paint rims and all. In thirty years of sitting out on the city streets late at night it was never stollen.

Soooooooo
Can of stove pipe black paint and you can have an entire collection of fine, well made knives just as you asked for.
As for me the Spyderco Para military 2 in black handle and black DLC coated blade does it for me in the black stelth knife department but it does have a couple of steel colored marks on the blade.
Oh and the edge.
I'm OK with that, after all it is a safe queen.
 
Cow51 said:
and a bottle of ferric chloride too. Do your research
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Well yah . . . if you like that sort of thing :
Going first class
Clean and tight
No drips or runs
Won't come off on your hands

I mean . . . where's the fun in that ?
. . . here . . . maybe this will set the "proper" tone . . . my bike I called "The Black Pig". I actually really liked it. I put real performance parts on and fogged them all black as I went along. Finally the frame broke after three decades of daily use.

Makes me want to do it again. Can't use the ferric chloride; nearly the whole thing was aluminum . . .
. . . yah . . . there's only one way to roll if you want the REAL Black Pig EFFECT and that's stove pipe black paint.
I'm tellin' yah.
It's sweet (in a low brow, ghetto, white trash sorta je ne se qua).
PS: get a scratch ? ! ? ! ?
noooooo problem. Phst, phst and all fixed.
 
op buy what ya want and have the whole thing black cerakoted. done.
 
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And people complain about cutting friction from normal coatings. But if you use a small rubber crumb, I bet you could get a good non-slip grip on every surface, so it would be a much safer knife overall, and if you cover the edge, it will be protected, so it will never dull!

I'd think it would be very simple to use some model paint in flat black to paint in any logos, Or get a normal blade, and coat it yourself. If you went that way, any scratches you put in it would be easily fixed.
 
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