1095 Steel Flat Stock for Knife Making-Annealed High Carbon Steel,Flat Steel Bars,12"x1.5"x0.12",4 Pack
Details
- MaterialSpring Steel
- BrandXIOBTQT
- Item dimensions L x W x H12 x 1.5 x
- ShapeRectangular
- Item Diameter0.12 Inches
Description
🔪 Forge Your Legacy with 1095 Steel!
- ULTIMATE TOUGHNESS - Designed for DIY enthusiasts, perfect for blades and tools.
- HEAT TREATMENT HERO - Achieve exceptional results with high carbon steel.
- RUST PROOF ASSURANCE - Triple-layer packaging ensures your steel stays pristine.
- ENGINEERED FOR EXCELLENCE - Cold rolled and annealed for superior performance and durability.
- UNLEASH YOUR CRAFTSMANSHIP - Transform raw steel into your next masterpiece with ease.
This 4-pack of 1095 Steel Flat Stock is perfect for knife making and DIY projects. Each piece measures 1.5" x 12" x 0.12" and is made from high carbon steel, ensuring excellent heat treatment results. The cold rolled and annealed process enhances its mechanical properties, while the rust-proof packaging guarantees protection against damage.
Reviews
B**
Knife making
Great steel didn’t have any issues . Easy to work with .
A**R
Knife making
Bought this product for my husband he started a new hobby making knives. It was very good value very nice quality and it was easy to use.
D**R
Very nice
It came clean and no problems whatsoever with the packaging or denting
B**E
I’ve been practicing on mild steel, this stuff is hard.
I’m not very experienced yet, not sure if it’s actually annealed. This stuff is pretty hard but I’m new to 1095. It kinda seems like there was a hard shell on the outer layer. Maybe I just needed to grind a layer off. No rust and pretty good price!
V**R
Good product
These do the job for a beginner forager. Worth the price.
A**N
Not Annealed at all.
On the bright side this is indeed cheap 1095, however It seems to be Normalized or even in a slightly hardened, I tried cutting it with an M42 extremely hard 8% Cobalt bandsaw blade and it failed miserably. Then I tried to drill a hole in it with a 70 Rockwell hardness drill bit and it hardly even scratched the stuff. I don't know what they are doing but they must be normalizing it and getting an extreme enough air quench to slightly Harden this stuff, nobody the smallest attempt to soften the steel, I even waited an entire week for a new bandsaw blade just to make sure. This stuff is hard enough that I actually successfully tempered it and made it a little bit softer just by heating it up with a grinder. I bought this stuff under the impression it was soft enough to cut with an extremely hard band saw blade, fortunately for me I'm just going to anneal it because I have a even heat oven, but boy would I be ticked right now if I had to get a hole in this stuff without the ability to anneal it myself. Heed my warning if you're one of those guys looking to make a knife using a file this stuff is seriously over to 50 Rockwell hardness, I is actually more difficult to drill than AR500, my bit will actually drill AR500 with effortand is for SS plate. Again this is not a real problem for me I'm probably going to buy more, because I can anneal it myself but I'm pretty upset about waiting for a bandsaw blade that didn't even work.
N**G
Good value
These billets are a good value. They come clean and ready to work with.
H**H
Cheap and makes great knives
It's cheap an good quality steel 100 % recommend
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