Ponce

Ponce penknives follow the tradition of the Asturian penknife, making knives in an artisanal way with traditional forms such as straight point, round point and mocha point knives. He makes knives with different presentation scales. Simple Knives from a single piece of wood, generally native woods (Boxwood, Heather, Oak, Yew, Xardón, Castaño, etc.). The rings of these knives are made of 1 mm stainless steel. in satin finish. The steel used is ACX380, a steel widely used in Asturian cutlery. Special Knives, special materials are used in the manufacture of these knives, such as natural or stabilized bones (giraffe, zebra, camel, etc.), also tusks such as warthog and stabilized wood in combination with natural horns of different animals to achieve some unique pieces. The rings for these knives are made of 1 mm stainless steel. polished and with a small decoration, having the option to choose between other more elaborate models. The steel used is 14C28N, a special high-quality cutlery stainless steel with which a hardness close to 60 Hrc is achieved. Horn Knives, these knives are made mainly of buffalo horn, zebu and snake wood (one of the densest woods on the planet, so much so that a high shine is achieved with just polishing without the need for varnishes or waxes) combined and separated from each other by vulcanized fibers of different colors to make different combinations. The rings for these knives are made of 1 mm stainless steel. polished and with a small decoration by hand, having the option to choose between other more elaborate models. Unless expressly requested by the client, the steel used is 14C28N, a special high-quality cutlery stainless steel with which a hardness close to 60 Hrc is achieved. Wooden Piece Knives, these knives are made by combining two or more materials separated by vulcanized fiber of different colors to form the handle, being able to combine these to suit the client, generally the most used woods are tropical (Curupao, Granadillo, Ebony, Cocobolo, Red Ivory, etc.) and also quality national woods such as boxwood, one of the hardest woods in our country. The rings for these knives are made of 1 mm stainless steel. polished and with a small decoration, having the option to choose between other more elaborate models. The steel used is 14C28N, a special high-quality cutlery stainless steel with which a hardness close to 60 Hrc is achieved.