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Knife Mole Damascus stabilized Karelian birch red (Sicac)
Knife Mole Damascus stabilized Karelian birch red (Sicac)
- Blade steel tipeDamascus
- Материал рукоятиКарельская береза
- Lengtn blade (os)70 mm
- Witdth blade (os)21 mm
- Толщина клинка2.4 mm
- Lengtn handle (os) 80 mm
- Hardness (HRC)61-62
- SheathLeather
- Цвет рукоятиКрасный
- КонструкцияФиксированные
- GTIN2039899362201
- Х12МF
Detailed analysis of properties and features
Blade steel — Damascus, HRC 61-62: Damascus steel stands out for its unique combination of hardness and ductility, as well as a recognizable pattern on the surface. The hardness of 61-62 HRC indicates high wear resistance — the blade retains its sharpness for a long time, is not afraid of regular work on materials such as wood or cardboard, and perfectly holds the cutting edge. Damascus provides an optimal balance between strength and excellent cutting properties, however, such steel requires careful handling to avoid chipping and damage from impact loads on hard surfaces.
Handle material and construction — stabilized Karelian birch (red): The stabilized Karelian birch is not only visually unique, but also resistant to humidity fluctuations, rotting and deformations, which is extremely important when actively using a knife outdoors. Wood stabilization ensures maximum durability, the handle retains aesthetics and shape in all weather conditions. The pleasant-to-touch surface guarantees a secure grip even in a wet hand.
Ergonomics, dimensions and shape of the blade: The 70 mm long and 2.4 mm thick blade makes the knife compact and extremely maneuverable. This length and width are especially suitable for precise, filigree work.: shavings, vegetable peeling, cutting, wood carving. The 80 mm handle is balanced for a firm grip, and the compact dimensions of the knife are ideal for everyday use in a leather sheath.
Corrosion resistance and operating conditions: Damask resists corrosion well with proper care, and stabilized birch does not absorb moisture, preventing swelling and the appearance of mold. However, the knife is not designed for continuous operation in a humid, aggressive environment: after use, it is recommended to wipe the blade dry and periodically use protective oils.
Sharpening and maintenance: High hardness requires the use of high-quality abrasives for sharpening. The edge is easily repaired on water or diamond stones; finishing ensures razor sharpness. Stabilized wood does not require special care, it is enough to periodically wipe the handle with a soft cloth.
Scope of application, advantages and limitations
- Optimal for: Daily use, tourism, hunting, fishing, food handling, small craft tasks and artistic wood carving.
- Advantages:
- Long-lasting sharpness; reliable blade hardness
- A unique combination of aesthetics and practicality: each handle is unique
- It is not afraid of moisture and temperature fluctuations due to the stabilized wood
- Convenient shape for precise manipulations
- Leather sheath for safe carrying
- Limitations:
- It is not intended for rough force work, cutting bones, opening hard materials
- Requires careful maintenance in a humid environment
- High hardness makes it difficult to sharpen without special tools
Brief recommendation and conclusion
This knife is an ideal choice for connoisseurs of unique materials and handmade, who value a balance of aesthetics, practicality and durability. Suitable for daily wear, tourism, delicate work, it will become a real decoration of the collection thanks to the noble combination of Damascus steel and stabilized Karelian birch. It is not recommended for heavy and shock tasks. For a long service life, minimal but regular maintenance is required: wipe dry after use and maintain sharpening on high-quality stones. Hunters, fishermen, tourists, as well as collectors of unique products will especially appreciate it.
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