BRISA Wharncliffe 75
Blade length:
75 mm
Blade width:
25 mm
Blade thickness:
3 mm
Total:
170 mm
Steel:
Sandvik 14C28N
Grind:
Flat w sec bevel
Holes:
Corby: 4,6mmPin: 3,2mmLanyard: 6,3mm
En stock
- SKU
- 5825
37,35 €
Description / BRISA Wharncliffe 75
| Blade length: | 75 mm |
| Blade width: | 25 mm |
| Blade thickness: | 3 mm |
| Total: | 170 mm |
| Steel: | Sandvik 14C28N |
| Grind: | Flat w sec bevel |
| Holes: | Corby: 4,6mm Pin: 3,2mm Lanyard: 6,3mm |
The Wharncliffe is a very useful blade shape. The blade geometry is superior for opening boxes, cutting cardboard, leather thanks to the aggressive point down.
Plus d’information
| Fabriqué en | Finlande |
|---|---|
| Broyage | émouture plate |
| Soie | Pleine soie |
| épaisseur (mm) | 3mm |
| Acier | 14C28N |
Avis des clients
Very nice little knife - and so nice to see a wharncliffe
Soumis par
Nick
I have a weakness for wharncliffe and sheep's foot blades, but they don't seem very common, so grabbed this one. I've handled it as a general purpose workshop knife, and it's perfect for this usage. It's also surprisingly good for carving. Fits the hand well, especially with a slightly chunky wooden handle.
I'd love Mora or someone to do a classic carbon steel version at a lower price as a working knife. The Mora carpet knife isn't quite the same.
Right and left-handed version with one side flat like a Japanese knife would be great. The classic kiridashi is good for a lot of things, but you can get far more tip pressure with the wharncliffe for things like cutting thin wood.
I'd love Mora or someone to do a classic carbon steel version at a lower price as a working knife. The Mora carpet knife isn't quite the same.
Right and left-handed version with one side flat like a Japanese knife would be great. The classic kiridashi is good for a lot of things, but you can get far more tip pressure with the wharncliffe for things like cutting thin wood.
Nice Blade
Soumis par
Torqueguy
I really like the design and grind of this blade. The handle is a good fit in my hand. Functional and ergonomic
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