Beginner's Package Samekniv 210 - Starter Kit for Knife Making

Experience the joy of making your first knife! Here we have collected everything you need, and combined the most popular components so that you don't have to guess and consider what to buy. Here you have a ready-made package with high quality at a good price, which ensures that you get started with style and quality the right way. If you have any questions, please contact us! We are here for you!

Here you get one of our most popular knife blades, a super nice handle blank, a matching holster plate and glue to glue this and your next knives together!

The set contains

• 210 mm Sami knife blade in traditional Leuku style with edge ground all the way to the handle (Value 440kr)
• Matching socket plate , made of brass (value 69kr)
• Premium walnut , a beautiful natural material that gives a very nice result. (not necessarily the pictured item, but a similar one) Value 445kr
• Epoxy glue that hardens quickly and solidly. Value: 249kr

Example of a shaft with premium walnut:

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(Swipe to see the rest) Here you can see the hunting knife I made a while back. The reports on the first impressions of the knife have been great, and I can't wait to hear how it performs! Thank you for watching! #eternalknives #6250 #handmade

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Leuku 210 is a solid all-round Sami knife blade , perfect for outdoor work. Leuku is the traditional tool of the northern Sami people, and is used for tasks such as clearing brush, chopping small trees for tent poles, and also crushing bones during butchering. The tang is of a pointed design but is thick and strong.

Leuku blades are widely used in the knife industry in Finland and loved by knife makers and knife enthusiasts all over Europe. Whether you are making a souvenir or a workhorse, these blades are very sturdy and meant for hard use .

These blades are all made of tough 80CrV2 steel. This steel is a high carbon tool steel from Thyssenkrupp, which is technically referred to as a spring steel. The black sides of the carbon steel blades are a result of the oil quench hardening process and serve as rust protection and visual character. While very durable, it will scratch and eventually wear down with time and heavy use. This will give the blade a unique patina that only carbon steel blades can achieve.