The Best Types of Wood for Knife Handles - Red Label Abrasives
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Quick Summary There are many different varieties of wood that can be used for knife scales. Ultimately, hardwoods work best for knife scales, because they are very durable. Common hardwoods used for knife scales include walnut, oak, African blackwood, koa, desert ironwood, rosewood, olive wood, ebony, amboyna, bloodwoo
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