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This Tanto by Pohan Leu features a satin finished scandi ground blade with .123" blade thickness and 1.168" blade depth. Japanese style wrap with black cord over red stingray skin with scorpion menuki. Comes with Kydex sheath. Excellent condition.
Blade Length 5.5
Overall Length 11.5
Weight (oz) 6.5
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Has Sheath, Hidden Tang
Blade Material Stainless Steel
Blade Details Tanto
Handle Material Leather & Skins, Wrapped
"For as long as I can remember, I have loved knives and anything that my mother found dangerous! I have been making knives part-time since 2003. When I first started out, I had minimal tools to use including a 4"x36" belt sander my wife bought me for wood working. Prior to my first belt sander, I used an angle grinder which i eventually realized, didn't work for me. I started heat treating knives in an open air coal forge, not really understanding what was involved in heat-treating the Air-Hardening tool steel I currently use today. The knives came out hard, but heat-treated unevenly. I decided more than a year later to invest in an electric kiln and I have never looked back. I do all my heat-treating, cutting and shaping of the steel. Every blade is sharpened to beyond what is actually necessary as a cutting tool."
