Heat Treated Knife Blanks! 52100 and AEBL

This first group are 52100 blanks hardened by Peters to 62 Rockwell.



#1 and @2 are 42.5mm high at heel, by 240mm long, by 3.55 mm thick. Thickness allows for strong distal taper. $35 Each. 1 & 2 SPF!

#3, 4 and 5 are 55.5 high at heel, by ~196mm long by 3.45mm thick. This is thick. I like the thickness to allow for a significant distal taper. $30 each. (#4 SPF!)

#6 is 55mm high, by 180mm long, by 4.65mm thick. This is suitable for a Mioroshi Deba which was my plan, or a thick gyuto with significant distal taper. Sold

All blades are rough shaped and can be reprofiled a bit as desired.
All blades may or may not have a slight low or high spot. I always flatten on my flat platen and then mark center for grinding.



Example of my western knife handle style.

 

This next group are AEBL at 62 Rockwell by Peters heat treating.





#7, 8 and 9 - ~53 mm high by 180mm long by 2.79 mm thick. All Sold.

#10, 11 and 12 - ~ 45mm high by ~153 long by ~2.7 thick. All Sold.

#13 53mm high by 210 mm long by 3.3 mm thick. Sold!

#14 46mm high by 213 mm long, by 2.7 mm thick All Sold.

#15 and 16 - 45mm high by ~220mm long by 4.15 mm thick. These are suitable for Mioroshi Deba or thick stock Gyuto with strong distal taper. All Sold.

 

11 and 13 SPF.
If you have not worked with AEBL, it will bow or get a slight arc when you grind one side, then bow back straight when you grind the other. My method is don't take too much off one side at a pass and alternate regularly.
It's great and will come out just fine. But just something you should be aware of.

 

#10 and #12 are gone too. Thanks!

 

14, 15, 16 are yours 7, 8, and 9 are already spoken for. You just missed them.
They are drilled for 1/4 corbies so hole is .1825 inches.

you can email me your paypal info and address and I'll invoice you.
Email below.

 

1, 2 and 4 are yours. DM or email me your email address (paypal) and home address and I'll invoice you.
My email below.
Thanks Dustin!

 

They went out today Dustin, with an extra little project you might enjoy too. You can see pics of mine on my instragram to see what I did with it.