DULL BOY BLADES

G10 FANG

$90.00

Color: TAN - FDE SCALES

BLACK - OD GREEN SALES BLACK - BLACK SCALES OD GREEN - OD GREEN SCALES TAN - FDE SCALES

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Description

G10 FANG

These tools are completely non metallic without the metal hardware. I have included the hardware to make this not an undetectable knife and therefore legal to sell in many places. Do with that information what you like.

OAL 5.25"

BL 2.5"

.23" thick G10

Each is milled then hand finished in g10 with the same dimensions as the 3d printed fangs. I designed the fang to be as compact as possible while still offering a full four finger handle in both the punch and hammer fist grips.

wear it around your neck, in your waistband or in the pocket.

What's included:

G10 FANG

kydex sheath

plastic belt clip

logo slaps

DULL BOY BLADES G10 FANG

$90.00

I wanted to design a knife that would work as a nice pair to the chef knife, I decided on a petty. Petty means petite in French and this term refers to kitchen knives in the 5-6" category that are used for more delicate tasks. I wanted to have a heel that was tall enough to provide knuckle clearance to make a more versatile range of abilities. This is my go to kitchen knife for small tasks here and there and I have found myself venturing into the kitchen more than I normally would to find excuses to cut things.

Petty Specs:

1/8" 1084, 80crv2

OAL 9.75"

BL 5.5"

HRC 60-63

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Base price $400

I have always had a huge amount of respect and interest in Japanese knives. This design is largely based on a gyuto with an 8.5" blade. This knife has significantly more heft than most kitchen knives. Despite this the tall heel gives plenty of thin edge for rocking through veggies. This thing feels like a kitchen sword.

Chef Specs:

1/8" 1084, 80crv2

OAL 14.5"

BL 8.25"

HRC 60-63

A quick note on blade steel and my decision to use a combination of 1084, 80crv2 and 52100. First off these steels will allow me to keep prices affordable while still offering a high quality product. Each high carbon steels can have very high toughness with decent hardness. I understand that none of these steels will be winning any edge retention competitions and that's okay with me. I am more concerned with ease of sharpening. I am making knives to be used and the reality is any edge will dull eventually and being able to easily put a wicked sharp edge quickly and easily is huge in my eyes. As for the rust issue, Axe Wax does a great job at preventing rust and Cerakoted blades will only have an edge to worry about which limits rust potential. I understand that there are some environments and applications where stainless is necessary. I will certainly be making knives in a variety of steels in the future but my main lineup will be high carbon.

And a final note all knives are heat treated in house with an Evenheat Kiln and Parks 50 quench oil (for the high carbon steels). All hardness is measured on a Tru-Blue II hardness tester in house.

Thanks for checking my stuff out! If you have any questions about anything don't hesitate to PM me on Instagram @dull.boy.blades

G10 FANG

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