NAVAJAS BARBUDO, Magallanes Cigar Cutter Friction Folder, GOLDEN FATCARBON, YELLOW LINERS/SPACER & SCREWS, M390 No. 6

NAVAJAS BARBUDO, Magallanes Cigar Cutter Knife M390

Miguel Barbudo presents his first Cigar Cutter knife, which was created in collaboration with a spanish cigar dealer. Each of these knives is unique and comes with a certificate. These knives are full custom and are all handmade by Miguel Barbudo himself.

The name comes from the first portuguese circumnavigator Magallanes, the logo on the blade is based on the flag of his boat.

They are characterised by modern materials, such as titanium liners and titanium pivot screws, as well as special handle materials. The steel used is one of the best steels from Böhler M390. This extravagant tool from Miguel will give every cigar that certain something right from the start. Nevertheless, this knife, which is built as a friction folder, can be taken anywhere, as there are no restrictions on it in most countries and it can cut more than just cigars. So the special tool for the special lady or gentleman.

Miguel Barbudo learned forging from his Father. At the same time, he was privileged to enter the School of Traditional Forging and Restoration of the San Lorenzo de El Escorial Monastery, where he learned from some of the best professionals who worked with original pieces from the 17th century.

Since 2015 he is a fulltime knifemaker. In early October 2016, there was a fire in his smithy, which completely destroyed both the Terrain and all the machines inside. He fought his way up again and rebuilt his Workshop completely. In this new Workshop he creates custom fixed and folders of outstanding quality.

His craft mixes the passion for the rich Spanish knife tradition with new, modern materials. He builds in an international style, from the simple and elegant desing to tactical shapes and the Spanish knives of the SXVIII and XIX, the modern masters of the whole world.

Miguel sees himself as an “old school” maker (a man, a word), so he offers Lifetime warranty on his products. His knives should be constant companions and always reliable to their owners, true to his motto, “Viva mi dueño” – ” Long live my owner”!