The Project X handle came about from my desire to practice more artistic effects in anodizing.  I wanted a platform that I could use whenever I came up with an idea.  A blank canvas, if you will.  But I didn't want that canvas to be boring.

I opted for something more organic, while still observing the geometric repeating pattern so common in the art of guilloche...a nod to the inspiration for our original handle when we first started.

This stainless steel Project X handle is identical to it's aluminum predecessor.

The pattern is made primarily through milling and the process was tuned so that the resulting machining marks would be aesthetically pleasing.  If you look closely, you can see the individual milling passes aligned with the centerline of the handle.

The pattern is cut into the body of the handle, instead of formed, which ensures that all of the edges of the pattern are smooth and clean, while still providing plenty of friction for wet fingers.

The handle is manufactured from solid stainless and is bead blasted to provide a subtle matte finish.  The metal is then passivated to ensure that every surface of the component is free of impurities and that the corrosion resistance is as high as possible.

Each is furnished with a #10-32 thread.

The overall lengths on this page are nominal.  Please visit this page for the actual overall lengths.

100% Made in Canada