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Stout Bushcraft Knife – Magnacut

Original price was: $360.00.Current price is: $330.00. incl GST & Free Shipping

Blade:  CPM Magnacut, 4.5mm thick and 3.75 inches long (93mm) Sabre – Convex Grind

Handle: Gidgee with Orange G10 liners and brass pin.

Sheath: hand made vegetable tanned Cowhide

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Stout Bushcraft Knife – Magnacut

The blade is 4.5mm thick and 3.75 inches long (93mm).  The blade was heat treated by RJ Heat Treatment in Sydney to 60 Rockwell.

This is a stout bushcrafting knife featuring a sabre-convex grind.  The steel is the ultimate new Super-Steel – CPM Magnacut.

What is Magnacut?

CPM MagnaCut is a premium stainless blade steel. The big selling points of MagnaCut are its high toughness, high wear resistance, and high corrosion resistance. Many knife steels settle for a tradeoff, like more toughness at the expense of wear resistance, but Dr. Larrin Thomas, professional metallurgist and writer of knifesteelnerds.com, employed some clever tricks to make MagnaCut score high marks in all categories. It has the toughness of CPM-4V (a hard-use steel found on high-end fixed blades) with the stainlessness of CPM-20CV (a tried-and-true premium knife steel used primarily in folders). Thanks to its high wear resistance, it boasts excellent edge retention, but in the same vein, might be a little challenging to sharpen.

Is MagnaCut a good steel?  Yes. It is one of the best all-around knife steels out there. Thanks to some clever composition and manufacturing, it has a fine microstructure that makes sharpening more manageable than other steels of similar wear resistance. These great features make MagnaCut a great choice for small folders, big choppers, kitchen knives, and everything in between!  As in all knife selections, your choice in steel should be dictated by what your intended use is. If you plan to pry with your knife, you’ll get more toughness out of CPM 3V than MagnaCut. If you’re cutting rope all day, Maxamet will still be sharp long after MagnaCut has gone dull. If you need a knife for a nasty or tough job that will probably ruin your knife, something cheaper like Sandvik 14C28N will be the ticket. But for any all-around user knife that fits into multiple roles, MagnaCut is an awesome choice.

The handle scales are Gidgee with Orange G10 liners and brass pins.

The sheath is hand made vegetable tanned Cowhide