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Review: EnZo Birk 75 folding knife, new versions in Desert Ironwood, Ivory Linen Micarta and Curly Birch
Quality EDC Review: EnZo Birk 75 in Scandi and Flat Grind, Desert Ironwood, Curly Birch
**Disclaimer: I sell these folders and the Birk 75 is my EDC, so I
possibly am a bit biased towards EnZo in my reviews ***
The EnZo Birk 75 is possibly the only scandi grind production folder in Australia?
The EnZo Birk is a quality Scandinavian folder in either flat grind with micro-bevel or true zero scandi grind.
The flat grind is 16+16 degrees for combined 32 while the zero scandi is 12
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31st Jan 2017
Desert Ironwood and Curly Birch Handles
John K sent some photos today from his last projects;
MG Chef 100 blade with Curly Birch scalesEnZo Trapper with Curly Birch scalesEnZo Chef with Desert Ironwood scalesBeautiful finishing work and attention to detail is really making the grains pop.
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27th Dec 2016
Great MG 150 Chef knifes competed by Sam W
Got some images back over the weekend, Sam W has been doing a brilliant job on these MG 150 chef blades!Check out the fit and finish of the 2 MGs, with scales in Native Olive Wood and River Oak and steel handle pins.Really enjoy getting photos and hearing about someone who have had fun making them, and fun using them!Also check out the top one, Sam did the blade himself in 12c27 and with micarta (or G10?) scales.Thanks for taking the time to send those, Sam!
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12th Dec 2016
How To: Heat Treating 12c27 Stainless Steel
Instructions for Hardening and Tempering 12C27 Steel12c27 is a popular Stainless Steel, made by Sandvik in Sweden. There are several hardening profiles suggested by Sandvik, the below is one of these, providing good hardening with a temperature controlled gas forge. 12c27 is possibly one of the easiest stainless steels to heat treat at home.*Disclaimer; I am an amateur knife maker, the below is only my understanding and experience, and not to be seen as authoritative advice. Heat
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30th Sep 2016
How To: Completing the EnZo Trapper, Elver, Fisher and Camper Kits
Instructions from Brisa, the maker of the EnZo Knife Kits.These instructions are for the EnZo Elver KitsEnZo Trapper KitsEnZo Fisher KitsEnZo Camper KitsAnd show how to glue on the scales, screw down the corby bolts and file the bolts flush with the handle scales.Then you sand the scales to your preference of finish, or alternatively polish them on a polishing wheel or buffer.The wooden scales should be sealed in some way, with danish oil, tung oil, linseed oil or similar.Start by dry fitti
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28th Sep 2016