Jukka Hankala big Tommi silver steel - grenadill wood handle.

[stefan_wolf_ss]

My new scandi gind knife with blade made by famous Jukka Hankala in silver steel - 1.2210 / 115CrV3 with a composition of: carbon 1.10--1.25, manganese 0.20--0.40, chromium 0.50--0.80, silicon 0.15-0.30, vanadium 0.07-0.12
The handle is made by bulgarian knife craftsman Ivo Angelov

125mm long
6,5mm thick
diferential heat treated blade
grenadill and brass handle

[video=youtube;05u7uWh_dZM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05u7uWh_dZM[/video]

 

[dalee100]

Hi,

A nice piece! I like it.

For those of us on the "other side of the pond", silver steel is a commonly used term for what we would call drill rod. Most often either W-2 or O-1 steel.

Dale

 

[wackafew]

WOW! Very nice.

 

[silenthunterstudios]

Very good looking knife!

 

[The Government]

Beautiful.

Looks like a little slice of perfection.:thumbup:

 

[Bigfattyt]

Как сте? Аз живях в София за близо 4 месеца, цели, и живях в България в продължение на 2 години, цели,!

Аз живях в Плевен, Пловдив, и Бургас също

Good to see a Bulgarian on here!! добре дошли!


Looks like a great knife.

 

[Noddy]

You are so going to love using that

Ever come across Joonas Kallioniemi's work. Same school.

 

[Xaos]

Bradley, more pictures, pls

 

[neeman]

Hi,

A nice piece! I like it.

For those of us on the "other side of the pond", silver steel is a commonly used term for what we would call drill rod. Most often either W-2 or O-1 steel.

Dale

Brisa sells blades marked as Silver Steel
I wondered what it was

Thanks!!

 

[kamagong]

I read that silversteel is no other than Böhler k510. According to Joonas Kallioniemi, the composition is as follows: C 1.18% Si 0.25% Mn 0.30% Cr 0.70% V 0.10%.

- Christian