Diamond milling. Blue titanium. All satin.

The Diamond milling pattern on the Dixon produces a precise geometric grip surface across the titanium that is more structured and refined than the Frag or Dragonscale patterns. This version pairs Diamond milling with blue anodized titanium and an all-satin finish throughout. Satin blade, satin hardware, and blue handles make this one of the cleaner and more refined configurations in the Dixon lineup.

Note from Lone Star Knife & Supply: The Dixon is one of the most impressive American-made folders at this price point. The in-house hollow grind is the detail that makes it stand out. It carries like a big knife and cuts like a blade twice its size. If you want a serious USA-made folder with genuine custom shop DNA, the Dixon is the one to start with.

Diamond milling creates a repeating geometric pattern across the titanium that provides grip through surface geometry rather than aggressive texture. It is a more refined look than Frag milling while still delivering real traction. Blue anodization and an all-satin finish give this Dixon a dressed-up character that carries the same hollow-ground performance as every other version.

Specifications

• Overall Length: 8.375"
• Blade Length: 3.75"
• Blade Steel: CPM MagnaCut (63-64 HRC)
• Blade Grind: Hollow ground, in-house at McNees Knives
• Blade Finish: Satin
• Handle Material: 6AL-4V Titanium, Diamond milling
• Handle Finish: Blue anodized
• Hardware: Titanium, Satin finish
• Lock Type: Frame Lock
• Opening Method: Manual
• Country of Origin: Made in USA (Vernon, Alabama)

What Makes This Dixon Stand Out

• 3.75" MagnaCut blade, hollow ground in-house at 63-64 HRC
• Diamond milled blue titanium on both show side and lock side
• Satin blade and satin titanium hardware throughout
• Geometric milling pattern for refined grip and visual structure
• Frame lock with smooth manual action
• Made in the USA

Built Thick, Ground Thin

The Dixon platform is built on robust blade stock, but the in-house hollow grind is what transforms it. McNees grinds every Dixon blade in-house in Alabama, heat treated to 63-64 HRC. The result is a knife that slices far past what the blade thickness suggests. CPM MagnaCut brings the edge retention, corrosion resistance, and toughness to back up that geometry over the long term.

The titanium frame lock provides confident lockup with smooth, controlled manual action. Made in the USA, start to finish.

About McNees Knives

McNees Knives is a veteran-owned small business out of Vernon, Alabama. Jonathan McNees has been refining his designs since 2010, building knives that combine custom-level machining with real-world carry performance. Every Dixon is hollow ground in-house at the Alabama shop. The PM line has outsourced machining done exclusively by US shops, with fitting, detents, and sharpening handled by Jonathan and his team directly. Made in the USA is not a marketing line here. It is how the shop operates.