joining the nit picking crowd here, but you must mean "folded steel" blade, the art of creating Damascus steel was lost 100's of years ago. i was schooled on this by a knife freak/fanatic a few years back. LOL but i'd love to see you pull it off and the results
Hot dang, I gotta make a call!!!
By jove, I think you've found it! Let us know how it works out!
If they'll make them still (that thread is 5 years old) and for a Tanto...I'm on it!
The web site seems to be current! I'd say you've got it made! Of course, who knows about price or turn-around time!
I sent them a message...we shall see!
The post was about the regular blade, the OP said he also had a tanto blade in the works.
I think I need to see if they make custom blades for a Benchmade 943
Yeah I couldnt find a pic of the tanto one. 
Really?
I've seen ammo that said, "Do not use in damascus or twist steel barrels."
yep, seriously. the secret method was lost, supposedly in the mid 1700's. Damascus blades were made from steel smelted in India and traded to Persia/Syria, it's known as Wootz Steel. it was shipped soft annealed and had to be rehardened by the blade maker. folded steel became known as Damascus steel, but in name only. lots of high end blade smiths trying to figure it out using some of the ancient blades that still exist.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Damascus_steel
