Muela Genuine Red Stag Handle Skinning Knife with Genuine Full Grain Leather Sheath - handmade with skill and artistry in Spain.
From the 1950s, when Eladio Muela began to receive orders for his 38-piece handcrafted folding knife, until the present time, Manufacturas Muela
has done nothing else but develop and improve the methods and
techniques to create the best knives and folding knives. Thus, although
we are in the 21st century and our products are
manufactured with modern machines, many of which are computer assisted
and controlled by specialised technical staff, in Manufacturas Muela
we are proud to preserve a high degree of craftsmanship in the making
of our luxury, handcrafted, sporting, tactical knives and folding knives
for hunting, using even hand filing file and the superior know-how of
our expert workforce to make products of exceptional quality.
Once
the metal has been chosen for the different models of knives and
folding knives, most frequently high quality martensitic steel, the
processes required to obtain each piece are carried out in the same
factory. Cutting the sheets, machining each blade, grinding and thermal
or
surface treatments are carried out by machines, assisted by computerised
technology and controlled by specialised personnel. Then each blade is
manually secured to the handle, which is very often carved by
specialised craftsmen.
Manufacturas Muela makes many of its
handles from deer antler, a material that is also selected, carved and
adjusted in our factory. To design and make the sheaths of each model,
we have a leatherworking department, where leather is turned into the
sheaths that accompany the different models are designed, cut, sewn and
finished. When this work has been done, the knives and folding knives
are sharpened, polished, checked and packaged for the market.
This is why in Muela we say that the
manufacturing of our knives and folding knives shares the advantages of
modern and efficient technology and the know-how and originality of the
craftsman.
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