Resin handle material for knife making. Also called knife scales. This sale is for set shown in the photo. You will receive two pieces of resin that are cut near 1 ½ x 5 1/4 x 5/16 to 3/8+ inches. They come as a book matched set. These scales turn out AWESOME! Resin scales are not much harder to work with than wood and they turn out so much better! The basic principle of resin making is to take a filler such as pinecones, driftwood, block ends, or burl caps and place them into a mold. We use a two part polyurethane or acrylic, along with colored dyes. This is mixed and poured into the mold with the filler. This mold is then placed into a pressure pot for about three hours. When putting it into the pressure pot, the pressure displaces all the air and injects the filler with resin, creating a solid block. Once taken out of the pressure pot, it sits to cure for about 10 days. Once cured, it is then cut into scales for knife making. These scales are also often used for making 1911 gun grips. If you are ever unsatisfied with your order, please contact us. We are a small business located in Springville Utah, made up of family members. We strive to provide the best quality knife making materials and knife kits possible, from the experienced knife maker to the first time beginner. Often we are asked if a teenager or inexperienced knife maker can accomplish making a knife. Our answer is always YES! We started off as brothers putting together a knife kit together one weekend. We loved it so much that we turned it into a business. It is an awesome simple project for all ages. We have over 25 wood types we keep on hand, along with making resins, stabilized woods, wood micarta, laser engraved woods, fractal burned scales, bone, horn, and a large number of unique scales. If you are looking for something specific, please let us know and look for “Payne Bros” on . Also, if you have questions on how to finish resin scales please let us know.
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