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Seeking a source for carbon steel blade blanks. Any help appreciated. Thanks.
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Check out Jantz knife blades and kits
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All of Jantz blade blanks appear to be stainless steel. Still looking for carbon steel knife blanks.
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Jantz has high carbon blades in Damascus and Russel/Green River patterns.
Texas Knifemakers has high carbon blades in Damascus, Russel/Green River and
Soligen stick tang patterns.
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What Michiganroadkill said Jantz has carbon steel blades.
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Looking for German solingin, not interested in damascus nor Russell Green River.
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Texas Knifemakers has German Soligen high carbon blades. All are stick tang with guards I believe.
I have a couple left over blades out of CPM M4 that are full tang and with guards that I might part with.
Half dozen or so different patterns
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Looking for German solingin, not interested in damascus nor Russell Green River. Why esteem German Soligen? It was a mark of quality back when so much cheap worthless stainless flooded the market, but I don't see it as anything special compared to the carbon steel in a Russell Green River. I would be happy to hear differently. I always wanted to try out a Roselli UHC blade blank.
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A Mora carbon blade is an incredibly good blade for the price, as are the Russell blades.
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Some years ago, I got started and mostly finished field dressing, skinning deboning a 185 (field Dressed) buck with my Mora. Got going and just never thought abut it as long as it worked. Did use a Rapala filet knife to remove silver skin though.
They are cheap enough that I have one in many location
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I was told that Roselli isn't shipping UHC blade blanks anymore, they are all going into finished knives.
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