Utility Kitchen Knives, Micarta handles.

Joshua Fisher

Joshua Fisher

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I have a few more utility kitchen knives for sale with micarta handles, made from 1080 high carbon steel with 4.5” blades and 4” handles using black or natural canvas micarta. I have 2 of each color in stock, price is $120, payment can be sent to edgeknifeworks@gmail.com on PayPal G&S. Price includes a wooden box to store the knife in as well as shipping and a lifetime warranty. These make great prep knives the handle gives you enough clearance for chopping on a cutting board and the tip is very fine for detailed work.
 
brego said:
Proper care for these? Use them, wash them, dry them, oil them? Best oil?
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I recommend hand washing then drying after use, I use mineral oil and that works well for preventing rust, I typically only oil them when I sharpen which is usually once a month. They will form a patina with use depending on what you cut with them and that helps protect the knife and adds character.
 
grelcar said:
Does this have a hollow grind?
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Yes it is hollow ground on a 10” wheel, the hollow grind helps with sticking and makes the blade really thin behind the edge. I use a hollow ground chef knife I’ve made for cutting just about everything and it does well even on very tough foods like butternut squash.
 
ADD said:
Would love some choil shots...

Thank you.
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these pictures are before putting the edge on the corners of the choil area are chamfered over with a course scotch brite belt to round them over and soften the edges. The edges are then ground in to a low angle, then sharpened by hand on water stones to a razor sharp edge.
 
Thank you for the reply.

Absolutely looks like you know the ropes, based on those choil images,...

I will take a black micarta or whatever is best on hand without any pin burnout.
 
ADD said:
Thank you for the reply.

Absolutely looks like you know the ropes, based on those choil images,...

I will take a black micarta or whatever is best on hand without any pin burnout.
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I have one more with black micarta available, I can put your name on it and send it out in the next day or two.
 
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