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Hock Carving Knife Blade 1 1/4"

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Hock carving knife blade, 1 1/4". The blade is made from Hock's high-carbon steel, hardened to Rc62, the same steel and hardness as Hock's knives and plane blades, and is easy to hone to the sharpest possible edge. Handle not included.

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Hock carving knife blade, 1 1/4". The blade is made from Hock's high-carbon steel, hardened to Rc62, the same steel and hardness as Hock's knives and plane blades, and is easy to hone to the sharpest possible edge. Handle not included.

Facts:
Blade 1 1/4"
High-carbon steel, Rc62
Sold without handle

(CKB125)

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MPN
CKB125

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Read the guide here

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