Small knifge blank blades for knife making - Hunting - Fishing - Camping (SM36 SKEETER MIRRORED)

I have started into knife making as a hobby while the weather is too cold to do anything else. I purchased this item and it appears to be a quality product. Impressed with the weight and sharpness of the blade. Will definitely purchase again!

After reading about the company being located in the USA I assumed that the knife was American made, but upon receipt I found a small sticker on the handle area ( made in China ). That was disappointing. Some knife companies like A G Russel make it extremely clear where there products are made. I not sure why I should need to make a search to determine the place of manufacture. As far as quality I haven’t used it enough to determine quality, it was sharp when it arrived.

This is a good blade and takes and holds a good edge. My wife loves it.

Just like the title said. Should have looked at the size before I bought it. Pictures can be deceiving.

I got this knife only for one purpose: To open my mail. My son made a nice wooden handle for it and it is used daily or slicing open mail, boxes, and packages. I has remained very sharp and does the job I bought it to do. The flimsy metal and plastic letter openers availible on the open market are just "ok", nothing more to be said. This little blade would work for any like purpose. I am very satisfied to keep it in a pen, pencile and now knife holder container that another son made for my desk. I recommend it for purchase and thank the Pane Brothers for the knife.

Nice knife blank. Great for first time trying to make a knife handle. Only complaint is that the 3/32" holes as stated weren't that size. I bought some brass rods and they were way too loose. Ended up buying 1/8" rods and having to sand them down some. Otherwise seemed like a quality blank.

These stainless oyster knife blanks are great quality for the price. I’ve used them to make several knives and they all turn out great.

Good value for the money. Purchased as x-mas gift for woodworker who wanted to try new products. He is happy with it.