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The handle has some of the contours of fixed blade Kukri’s with the addition of strategically placed curves and finger grooves. These features will facilitate 3 grip styles. One - very close to the cutting edge where you can really choke up on the handle for fine or delicate work. Two – by the middle for ordinary chores. And three – near the end or butt where you will have the most leverage and weight forward balance for heavy cutting or chopping and where you will receive maximum reach advantage. The only suitable lock that can sustain the incredible impact forces generated by chopping strokes with a Rajah folder is our new TRI-AD lock. Designed specifically to take pressure off the smaller, more fragile interlocking surfaces of a rocker lock and transfer them to a uniquely positioned stop pin that will absorb and distribute these forces through the handle frame. Carry the Rajah II as you would any folder, using the clip to attach it to any reasonably sized pocket or clip it in your waistband. In an emergency all you have to do is grab it and open it in the conventional manner or snag its unique thumb plate on the edge of a pocket and snap it open. |
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The
Rajah I folder, designed by Andrew Demko, is big enough to approximate the
feel and heft a fixed blade Kukri. The broad, downward curved blade
exhibit the best of a Kukri’s characteristics. First, the unique shape
presents it's thin, hollow ground edge at just the right angle so they
naturally bite deep instead of bouncing or skidding off. And secondly it's
points are thick, wide and sharp enough to pierce even the toughest
targets. 