CHRIS REEVE LARGE COMPUTER GENERATED GRAPHIC SEBENZA - NATIVE AMERICAN

New for 2003, the Native American Sebenza features a mural pattern with inscriptions depicting various Native American symbols.

About the Computer Generate Graphic series: Each Design is Created using CAD/CAM Software.

CAD/CAM (computer aided drawing/computer aided machining) converts the design into a program that can be machined repeatedly on a computer controlled milling machine. The graphic is machined into the face of the titanium handle.

Most graphics are then anodized, a process that involves passing an electrical current through the titanium, causing a layer of oxide to form on the material. The desired color is achieved by selecting a specific voltage. The color is simply reflected light, the spectrum splintered. When the coloring is complete, the handle is then hand polished to a satin finish. The colors achieved in the anodizing process can vary slightly, which creates individual character for every knife.

Silver contrast graphics are created by machining the graphic through a bead blasted finish on the titanium handle. The contrast between the matte gray and the shining silver creates an understated elegance.

All nine Computer Generated Graphic designs featured are available on large or small Sebenzas and in left or right hand models. Please order by name. Regrettably, these graphics are not available on the Classic Sebenza.

All knives are shown with S30V stainless steel blades. By request, any model can be made with a damascus blade, according to the guidelines shown in our price list. The colors of thumb lugs and back spacers are matched to the respective designs and will not be varied; nor can we accept requests for changes of color, additional inlays or substitution of inlay materials. Each knife is supplied with a calfskin slip pouch.