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KornalskiKnives

KornalskiKnives

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Knife: ODC125 - 125 mm (~5") blade
Steel: Uddeholm ELMAX PM Stainless Tool Steel
Thickness: 3.9 mm
Hardness: 60 for secondray hardness
Handle: Black G10 red 1 mm linners sandblasted
Attachment: Turn stainless steel M4 torx screws
Finish blade: Stonewash
Size:
Total length: 255 mm (~ 10 inches)
Blade: 125 mm (~5 inches)
Weight: 230 g.
Sheath: ABS 3 mm with Molle fitting

Payment method: Bank Transfer; Revolut or by PayPal

Asking: 200 USD with all costs

 

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Hi Adam, is that a flat grind or convexed? Any comments on the edge geometry? Also, could you give a measurement for thickness of the handle. Sorry for all the questions, I can’t PM here.
 
ljn21 said:
Hi Adam, is that a flat grind or convexed? Any comments on the edge geometry? Also, could you give a measurement for thickness of the handle. Sorry for all the questions, I can’t PM here.
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Better ask than have problems ;)

1. Flat - I do not make convex ;)
2. 3,2 degree on the grind if remember well. Cutting edge 20 per side.
3. I am at home but let's do some maths -> 3,9 + 6,5x2 + 2x1 = about 19 mm thickness in the fattest place.

J.
 
Knife: ODC125 - 125 mm (~5") blade
Steel: Uddeholm ELMAX PM Stainless Tool Steel
Thickness: 3.9 mm
Hardness: 60 for secondray hardness
Handle: Black G10 red 1 mm linners sandblasted
Attachment: Turn stainless steel M4 torx screws
Finish blade: Stonewash
Size:
Total length: 255 mm (~ 10 inches)
Blade: 125 mm (~5 inches)
Weight: 230 g.
Sheath: ABS 3 mm with Molle fitting

Payment method: Bank Transfer; Revolut or by PayPal

HAVE TWO OF THEM - almost the same (as for handmade work of course ;)

Asking: SOLD


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Vanadis 4 Extra 4.7 mm - Krypton 170 mm - 6,7" of blade.
G10 Tiger Orange.
62 HRC for max Wear resistance.
ABS 3 mm black sheath included with codura strap and big tek lok as the mount.

Asking: 290 USD 250 $ with shipping and PP fees


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Knife: ODC125 - 125 mm (~5") blade
Steel: Uddeholm ELMAX PM Stainless Tool Steel
Thickness: 3.9 mm
Hardness: 60 for secondray hardness
Handle: Orange G10 sandblasted
Attachment: Turn stainless steel M4 torx screws
Finish blade: Stonewash
Size:
Total length: 255 mm (~ 10 inches)
Blade: 125 mm (~5 inches)
Weight: 230 g.
Sheath: Leather 3 mm

Payment method: Bank Transfer; Revolut or by PayPal

Knife will get sharp edge, my logo and steel's name on the spine.

Asking: 250 USD 210 $ with all costs


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Hi Adam, does the second black g10 Elmax one have that same sliver of forge marks on the side of the blade from the jimping forward like the one pictured? If so, I’ll take the second one.
 
MattyMatt said:
Hi Adam… any of your Hunter models available?
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Yes I have five M2(HSS) Micarta Green, Brown(Juta) and G10 Blue and white and one with M390 hunters in stock.

Blade: M390 Bohler PM Stainless Tool Steel 3.4 mm, 60 HRC
Handle: G10 Desert Tan, Red
Sheath: ABS with BigTekLok + Nylon mount
Weight: 174 g
Total length: 250 mm
Blade length: 125 mm
 
ljn21 said:
Hi Adam, does the second black g10 Elmax one have that same sliver of forge marks on the side of the blade from the jimping forward like the one pictured? If so, I’ll take the second one.
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Light is poor but can see something ;)

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