Dunzy 1095 High Carbon Steel Knife Making Blanks 5‑Piece Set Premium

Description

Product Overview

Dunzy presents a set of five 1095 high carbon steel blanks designed specifically for knife making, forging, and custom tool projects. Each blank measures approximately 12 x 1.5 x 0.19 inches and weighs about 9.83 pounds in total. The steel is annealed to improve machinability, allowing smooth cutting, grinding, and shaping. With a proven best‑seller rank in the steel bars category, these blanks deliver the toughness and edge‑holding qualities prized by makers.

Usage

These blanks are ideal for hobbyist blacksmiths, professional cutlers, and DIY enthusiasts who need reliable material for forging knives, creating hand tools, or fabricating shims. Whether you are grinding a kitchen knife, shaping a hunting blade, or producing a custom screwdriver, the consistent dimensions and high carbon content ensure predictable results. The set works well in workshop environments, outdoor forges, and even small home studios.

Why Choose Us

Dunzy sources premium 1095 steel with low phosphorus and sulfur levels, guaranteeing a stable, firm grain structure. The annealed finish reduces tool wear and speeds up machining, saving you time on each project. Our blanks undergo strict quality checks, and the brand’s reputation in industrial steel supplies adds confidence to every purchase.

Key Features

• Five high‑carbon 1095 steel blanks provide ample material for multiple projects.
• Annealed surface offers excellent machinability, reducing grinding time.
• Consistent 12 × 1.5 × 0.19 in dimensions simplify layout and planning.
• High carbon composition delivers strong edge retention and toughness.
• Dedicated customer support ensures assistance with any material questions.

FAQ

Do the blanks require pre‑heat treatment?

While the blanks are annealed for easy machining, you may heat‑treat them after shaping to achieve the desired hardness for your final blade.

Will the steel rust if left uncoated?

Yes, 1095 steel is prone to surface rust; applying a protective oil or coating after machining is recommended.

Can these blanks be used for forging as well as stock removal?

Absolutely. The steel’s toughness makes it suitable for both forging and precision stock‑removal methods.

What is the best way to sharpen a blade made from these blanks?

After heat treating, use a coarse grit stone to set the edge, followed by finer stones or belts to achieve a razor‑sharp finish.

Is there a warranty on the product?

Dunzy offers a limited warranty against material defects, and our support team is ready to help with any issues.