Fat BOY Knife kit – 7 1/4 Skinning Knife - Stainless Steel Knife kit – Knife Making kit – Knife Making Supplies – Knife Making for Beginners – DIY Knife KIT - Payne BROS – Knives of Payne

Description

Fat Boy Skinner This knife blank is a nice chunk of steel: 9CR14, heat-treated with a bright polished finish with a ribbed spine. With its drop point design this blade has many practical, real-world uses: skinner, hunting and survival. Great handle feel. Specifications: Overall length: 7-1/4" Cutting edge: 3" Thickness: 3.5 mm Pin Holes: (4) 3/16" 9CR14 Stainless Steel. The kit includes the blade, the wood scale indicated (2 pieces of wood, the correct size for the blade handle), the correct size and number of pins (brass or nickel), and detailed step by step instructions. This is a simple project that can be a starter knife for beginners. You will need something to cut the handle material (scales), a drill for the rivets (Pins), a clamp or two, and sandpaper. We also recommend a five minute epoxy to attach the handle to the blade. The photo is of a comparable kit. 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 . If you have any questions using this product or any other product we sell (how to finish or use), please reach out to us.