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Knife Moray Eel Damascus birch bark
Knife Moray Eel Damascus birch bark
- Blade steel tipeDamascus
- Материал рукоятиБереста
- Lengtn blade (os)142 mm
- Witdth blade (os)30 mm
- Толщина клинка2.4 mm
- Lengtn handle (os) 125 mm
- Hardness (HRC)62
- Product weight, gram150
- SheathLeather
- КонструкцияФиксированные
Analysis of properties and features
Blade steel: Damascus steel, hardness 62 HRC
The blade is made of Damascus steel, known for its unique combination of strength, high hardness and expressive texture. The hardness of 62 HRC ensures excellent retention of the cutting edge, which allows the knife to remain sharp for a long time, even with intensive use. Damascus steel has high wear resistance and strength, but requires more careful care in a humid environment, as it is susceptible to corrosion if stored improperly.
Handle: birch bark
The handle is made of natural birch bark, an environmentally friendly material with low thermal conductivity and a pleasant texture. This handle not only looks impressive, but also lies confidently in the hand even in wet conditions — thanks to its natural grip, the wood does not slip and does not rub the palm. Birch bark is light, which reduces the overall weight of the knife and makes it comfortable to work for a long time.
Dimensions: universal size
The blade length of 142 mm and the thickness of 2.4 mm make this knife an excellent multi-purpose tool suitable for both kitchen and hiking tasks. The blade width of 30 mm provides reliable support when cutting food and working with wood.
Scabbard: leather
The classic leather scabbard provides reliable protection for the blade during transportation and storage, emphasizing the style and status of the handmade product.
Optimal tasks and constraints
Optimal tasks:
- Cooking outdoors and at home
- Woodwork (planing, cutting small branches and splinters)
- Camping, hiking, fishing
- Collectibles: the aesthetics of the Damascus steel and birch bark handle make this knife a wonderful exhibit
Poorly suited for:
- Work on bones, rough cutting of large carcasses (thin blade and high hardness — risk of chipping)
- Wet conditions without maintenance (Damascus steel is susceptible to corrosion during prolonged contact with moisture)
- Heavy “power” work on metal or building materials (inappropriate use)
Unique qualities and differences
The knife impresses with a combination of handmade, noble Damascus steel with a unique pattern and a natural birch bark handle. This solution is typical for traditional Russian knives, where not only functionality but also aesthetics are appreciated. The highly artistic steel structure makes each blade unique, and the birch bark handle feels pleasant and warm to the touch in any weather. The leather scabbard adds practicality and status to the product, preserving the handmade traditions.
Care recommendations
— Wipe the blade dry after use, especially after working in wet conditions or with food.
— Lubricate the blade regularly with a thin layer of mineral oil to protect it from corrosion.
— Birch bark does not require complicated maintenance: if necessary, wipe with a damp cloth and dry naturally, avoiding prolonged contact with water.
— Store the knife in a dry place, periodically treat the leather sheath with a special skin cream.
Conclusion and recommendations
This knife is an excellent choice for those who appreciate the beauty, tradition and practicality of handmade. It is ideal for tourists, nature lovers, collectors and fans of authentic Russian knives. It will become a reliable companion in nature, an indispensable tool in the kitchen and a worthy decoration of any collection. For heavy construction/power work and uncompromising “abuse" is not recommended. The key advantages are aesthetics, reliability, versatility and comfort even in cold or wet weather.