Brazilian Ipe
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Length (mm) - 132
Width (mm) - 44
Height (mm) - 32
Stabilized? - Not stabilized
Type - Shaft block
Numbered? - Not numbered
Material
We ship almost all orders on the same business day if you place your order before 2:00 PM.
Standard delivery time: 1–3 business days with Bring.
Customers in Northern Norway may experience an extra day or two in some cases.
Tracking:
You will receive a tracking number via email as soon as the package has been shipped.
100% satisfaction guarantee:
We are absolutely certain that you will be satisfied. We are so sure that we offer both full returns and coverage of return shipping. Regardless. This means there is absolutely no risk for you to order now to inspect the product yourself in your own home and at your own pace.
We also stock spare parts and wear parts, so if you should be unlucky enough to break something or, against all odds, manage to wear out the sharpening stones, these can be easily replaced.
Easy returns:
Contact our customer service, and we will send you a pre-filled return label.
No questions asked – no risk
Description:
IPE, often known as Brazilian Walnut, is one of the hardest and most durable wood species used in knifemaking. The wood is extremely dense and heavy, which provides a robust and solid feel in the hand – perfect for knives intended to withstand heavy use over time.
In terms of color, IPE varies from deep brown tones to dark olive-brown, often with contrasting darker streaks. This gives it a natural and powerful appearance, with a subtle yet vibrant grain pattern that stands out well after sanding and polishing.
The material is known for its extreme durability. It has very high resistance to wear, moisture, and insects, and is often used in demanding environments such as decking and structures exposed to weather and stress. This also makes it very well-suited for knife handles where longevity and strength are crucial.
At the same time, its high density means that IPE can be demanding to work with. The wood is hard on tools and requires sharp blades and precise processing, but in return, you get an extremely solid and lasting result.
IPE has a fine to medium texture and a natural luster that provides a beautiful finish when polished. It holds its shape well over time and is not prone to deformation, making it a stable choice for knife projects.
As a natural material, each piece will vary in color and structure, which gives you the opportunity to create a completely unique knife handle with a raw and authentic expression.
The result is an extremely durable, heavy, and robust knife handle – built for demanding use and a long life.
