Micarta plate shaft material
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Length (mm) - 140
Width (mm) - 80
Height (mm) - 8
Stabilized? - Stabilized
Type - Shaft plate
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:
Micarta is a proven composite material that has become a favorite among knifemakers worldwide. It is made by pressing layers of textile, paper, or other fibers together with resin under high pressure and temperature, resulting in a compact and highly durable material.
The result is a sheet that combines strength, stability, and light weight. Micarta withstands moisture, temperature changes, and heavy use without warping or cracking, making it particularly well-suited for outdoor and utility knives.
One of the greatest advantages of micarta is the grip. The material has a slight texture that provides a secure hold in the hand, and often feels even better to hold during use – especially in wet conditions.
Micarta also provides a unique visual expression. Depending on the type – such as canvas, linen, or paper micarta – you can get everything from a coarse and rugged texture to a more smooth and refined finish. Over time, the material develops a natural patina that adds extra character and depth to the knife.
The material is also relatively easy to work with. It can be sawed, sanded, and shaped with high precision, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced knifemakers.
For those who want a robust, low-maintenance, and modern handle material, micarta offers a solid foundation. Here, you get a combination of function, comfort, and character – perfect for knives that are meant to be used.
