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To make this knife, I bought a ready made blade, then made a handle and sheath for it. This item is new. Never carried, sharpened, or used.
Blade: Brusletto 7 cm. Stainless. There are a few hairline scratches on the right side of the blade, and one small scuff on the left side. The scuff is about 1/16"X1/32". These are barely noticeable flaws, and do not affect performance.
Blade dimensions: 2 3/4" long, 9/16" wide, .072" thick.
Blade hardness: 58-59 Rockwell.
Handle: Stabilized Maple from AKS, and fiber spacer. In the pictures, it looks like the wood is scuffed. That's just glare.
Sheath: Leather with wood insert. Protected with Sno-Seal. There is some discoloration on the leather, which I could not fix.
Knife OAL: 6 1/8".
Combined Weight of Knife and Sheath: 3.3 oz.
Finish: Tru Oil.
$20 shipped Priority Mail with Delivery Confirmation, anywhere in the U.S. Add $2 for Canada.
First "Ill take it" in this thread gets it.
Blade: Brusletto 7 cm. Stainless. There are a few hairline scratches on the right side of the blade, and one small scuff on the left side. The scuff is about 1/16"X1/32". These are barely noticeable flaws, and do not affect performance.
Blade dimensions: 2 3/4" long, 9/16" wide, .072" thick.
Blade hardness: 58-59 Rockwell.
Handle: Stabilized Maple from AKS, and fiber spacer. In the pictures, it looks like the wood is scuffed. That's just glare.
Sheath: Leather with wood insert. Protected with Sno-Seal. There is some discoloration on the leather, which I could not fix.
Knife OAL: 6 1/8".
Combined Weight of Knife and Sheath: 3.3 oz.
Finish: Tru Oil.
$20 shipped Priority Mail with Delivery Confirmation, anywhere in the U.S. Add $2 for Canada.
First "Ill take it" in this thread gets it.
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