4 Pack 12x1.5x0.12 1095 Steel Flat Stock with Strict Quality Standards, The Perfect Knife Making Steel for Professional & Hobbyist Use, Annealed High Carbon Steel for DIY Knife Making - by TITGGI…

He will take all that is gifted to him!

used a zip wheel to cut this steel because the bandsaw wouldnt touch it. now i have completed blanks that a drill bit wont touch !! what a waste of time and money.

hes happy with it

I was looking for several sources of new 1095 carbon steel. Instead of acquiring recycled billets I tried these. We cut patterns, shaped, and forged to hardness. Made very good blades and other items. I even bought a second set and would encourage others to try these as well.

Just right size itll work out well

Harder to cut that most but its worth it once you build something out of it.

Product is not annealed. If they lie about that in title, than the steel quality can not be trusted. Do not purchase!

Great knife steel for youth to start learning with after trying low-carbon metals. Fun! Hard!

As advertised

So yeah, steel arrived in good packaging, nicely oiled so zero corrosion. It was also perfectly flat, unlike the last 1095 i bought from a different supplier. I traced out a pattern went to rough cut the excess steel and watched as annihilated the diamond edge on an expensive Diablo Metal cut-off wheel i love using. I grabbed a good Nicholson metal file and it skated right off the steel. I just started making knives and while my little diy forge is great for heating a knife to non-magnetic for hardening, i just dont have the ability to heat it for the duration and temp level in order to do a proper anneal. I guess its time to step up and make an annealing box or maybe even build an oven of sorts.