KB Knives Get Some Blurple Titanium, Silver Beadblasted M390 by SevrSevn (KB445C)

KB Knives Get Some Blurple Titanium Folding Knife, Silver Beadblasted M390 by SevrSevn (KB445C)

KB Knives Get Some KB445C is a titanium folding knife designed by SevrSevn, combining a Böhler M390 steel blade with an anodized handle in a Blurple shade and distinctive diamond-patterned surface contouring. The design features a Frame Lock, ceramic ball bearings, and two manual opening methods, creating a compact and striking EDC knife.

The 85.00 mm blade features a Tanto profile, a flat grind, and a combined Satin / Silver Bead Blasted finish. It opens manually using the front flipper or the ambidextrous thumb studs, and once fully extended, the blade is secured by the Frame Lock.

Böhler M390 and Vacuum-Cryogenic Heat Treatment

The blade is made of Böhler M390 steel, hardened to 60–62 HRC. Vacuum hardening combined with cryogenic treatment was used, which promotes high hardness, wear resistance, and stable steel properties during regular use.

Tanto, flat grind, and Satin / Silver Bead Blasted

The Tanto profile provides a clearly defined tip and robust geometry at the front of the blade. The flat grind ensures smooth cutting through material, while the combination of satin and silver bead-blasted finishes gives the blade a more complex, technical appearance.

Blurple Titanium, Diamond Contoured, and Frame Lock

The handle is made of titanium and anodized in a Blurple shade. Its surface is complemented by diamond contouring, which reinforces the model’s distinctive styling and adds texture to the grip.

The titanium backspacer and clip feature the same Blurple anodized finish, while the gold-anodized pivot and screws create a striking color contrast. Ceramic ball bearings ensure smooth blade movement, and the Frame Lock utilizes a titanium body as the locking element. The clip can be mounted on the right or left side in a tip-up configuration.

Key Features at a Glance

• Böhler M390 — steel with a hardness of 60–62 HRC.
• Vacuum-cryogenic treatment — enhances the steel’s high hardness, wear resistance, and stability.
• Tanto — a profile with a distinctly pronounced front section of the blade.
• Flat grind — a versatile cutting geometry.
• Satin / Silver Bead Blasted — a combined blade finish.
• Blurple Titanium — anodized titanium handle.
• Diamond Contoured — distinctive contouring of the handle surface.
• Frame Lock — a locking mechanism utilizing a titanium frame.
• Ceramic ball bearings — smooth operation of the mechanism.
• Front Flipper and thumb studs — two ways to open the knife manually.
• Gold-anodized hardware — contrasting pivot and screw components.

Technical Data

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I care for Böhler M390 steel?

It’s a good idea to clean the blade regularly and dry it thoroughly. M390 has high corrosion resistance, but proper care helps maintain its sharpness and surface appearance for longer.

How do I sharpen the KB Get Some?

High-performance abrasives, especially diamond ones, work well with M390 steel. It’s best to maintain an even edge geometry and guide the sharpener evenly along the entire length of the blade.

What sharpening angle should be used for the KB Get Some?

The recommended sharpening angle range is 15°–20°. This allows you to adjust the edge geometry to achieve your preferred balance between cutting aggressiveness and blade durability.

How does the Frame Lock work?

The Frame Lock uses a section of the titanium handle to lock the blade in place once it is opened. Releasing the lock allows the knife to be folded.

How do you maintain ceramic ball bearings?

It’s a good idea to regularly clean the area around the pivot to remove dust and small particles of dirt. If necessary, you can use a small amount of a cleaner designed for knife mechanisms.

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