WeKnife Tally LE ???/200 Polished Titanium, Hand Rubbed Satin M390 (WE23090-2)

WeKnife Tally Polished Titanium, Hand Rubbed Satin M390 – limited-edition premium folding knife with a hand-satin-finished blade

WE Knife Tally Polished Titanium, Hand Rubbed Satin M390 folding knife (WE23090-2)  is a limited-edition premium folding knife produced in a series of 200 numbered pieces. It features a Böhler M390 steel blade, a titanium frame with a polished and sandblasted finish, a Frame Lock, and ceramic Ball bearings. Each piece is assigned a unique serial number and comes with a signed certificate of authenticity.

The 99.30 mm blade features a Reverse Tanto profile, a flat grind, and a smooth edge. The hand-finished satin finish accentuates the blade’s geometry and gives the model a more collector-worthy character, while the flipper handle allows for manual opening.

Böhler M390 59–61 HRC

The blade is made of Böhler M390 steel, hardened to 59–61 HRC. The material provides high resistance to corrosion and wear, as well as excellent edge retention. The flat grind promotes efficient cutting and complements the Reverse Tanto profile well.

Reverse Tanto and Hand Rubbed Satin

The Reverse Tanto profile is distinguished by a strong, precise tip and a practical edge line. The hand-rubbed satin finish gives the blade an elegant, refined look and is one of the most important distinguishing features of this Tally version.

Polished Titanium, Frame Lock, and Limited Edition

The handle is made of 6Al4V titanium with a polished and sandblasted finish. The Frame Lock secures the blade when open, and ceramic ball bearings ensure smooth flipper operation. This model was produced in a limited series of 200 pieces, each individually numbered.

Key Features at a Glance

• Limited Edition 1 of 200 — limited, numbered series.
• Böhler M390 59–61 HRC — premium stainless steel.
• Reverse Tanto — profile with a strong and precise tip.
• Flat — flat grind.
• Hand Rubbed Satin — hand-finished satin blade.
• 6Al4V Titanium — titanium construction.
• Frame Lock — sturdy lock.
• Caged Ceramic Ball Bearing — ceramic ball bearings in a cage.

Technical Data

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I care for M390 steel?

After use, clean the blade and dry it thoroughly. M390 has high corrosion resistance, but regular care helps keep the surface and edge in good condition.

How do I sharpen the M390 Reverse Tanto blade?

Diamond-coated tools work well for sharpening. It’s best to sharpen each section of the edge separately, maintaining a consistent angle and preserving the original geometry of the Reverse Tanto profile.

How does the Frame Lock work?

When opened, a part of the titanium frame of the handle slides behind the base of the blade and locks it in the open position. Pushing the locking element aside allows you to close the knife safely.

How do you clean a titanium handle?

The handle can be cleaned with a soft, slightly damp cloth. For handles with a more refined finish, it’s best to avoid abrasive materials and to thoroughly dry the surface after cleaning.

How to maintain ceramic ball bearings?

The area around the axle should be regularly cleaned of dust and debris. If necessary, you can apply a small amount of a light lubricant designed for folding knives.

Prepared by: Specialists at Sharg® company – Your expert in EDC and cutting tools