SOLD: AEBL Puukko

navman

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Next up is the last of the AEBL Puukkos with a double hollow ground blade, thin edge geometry and a brushed satin finish. The hidden tang is bedded into vintage canvas micarta with cross cut carbon fiber and desert Ironwood accents, with a white G10 line. The corby is copper and the lanyard tube is blue G10. Blade length is 3.5 inches, .120 thick stock, OAL is 8 inches. Heat treated by Peters' to 61-62 HRC. The spine was left sharp to facilitate striking a firestarter or use as a utility edge for scraping that would destroy the fine edge. Super light and razor sharp!

Hand sewn leather sheath with blue stitching to compliment to lanyard tube.

$190 shipped CONUS.

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That's a winner, Josh. Really captures the spirit.

BTW, is the whole spine sharp or just the last couple of inches toward the tip? I can't be certain on my screen at the moment.
 
Blues said:
That's a winner, Josh. Really captures the spirit.

BTW, is the whole spine sharp or just the last couple of inches toward the tip? I can't be certain on my screen at the moment.
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The entire spine is sharp. The blade has a rhomboid grind. Not sharp enough to cut your finger. But enough to provide enough scraping length.
 
navman said:
The entire spine is sharp. The blade has a rhomboid grind. Not sharp enough to cut your finger. But enough to provide enough scraping length.
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I'm no expert in the kitchen, but that looks like it would be very useful there...from paring to scraping to package duty.
 
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