Eafengrow EF11 Folding Knife D2 Steel Blade Knife with Wood Handle Pocket Knives
October 29, 2019 - Comment
Full length:17 mm Blade length:7 mm Handle length:110 mm Blade Material:D2 Hardness: 60 HRC Handle : Red wood Net Weight: 97 g
About knives tool maintenance
1: Rinse with warm water. Can add some detergent,remove the oil, salt,dirt from the cutter thoroughly , such as in the cutting tool rotary parts especially special clean, then rinse.
2: Carefully wipe the cutter with a soft cloth. You can use a hairdryer to blow in cool wind and keep the cutter dry.
3：Lubricating oil is injected into the axis of rotation. Use some lubricating oil in moderation, If you’re not careful to get somewhere else, be sure to wipe it clean and keep it clean for the next time.
Product Features
- Folding knives full length :6.7 inch. EF11 knife no lock.
- Camping blade material :D2 steel(100% brand).Blade length:2.8 inch.
- Wood handle knife feel good,Handle length:3.9 inch.
- Handle material : Red wood and weight :97g.
- Eafengrow professional outdoor camping knives ,our folding knives fully qualified, it is an excellent choice for outdoor fancier.
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Great knife! For super cheap! This must be the best cheap knife in the world! Wow! This knife is super sharp. I ripped through some boxes and shaved some hair afterwards. I’m pretty impressed. The blade is centered, beefy, it’s D2, the redwood is attractive, and the edge is lethal. It opens smoothly and has a satisfying click. It doesn’t appear to be a good knife to keep in your pocket. I can see the blade working itself free and slashing a deep cut in your thigh.I’m very happy with the blade and think this is…
SHARP! A guilty pleasure of a knife. It’s hard not to feel a little guilty buying a brand that has so blatantly making it’s mark by copying the designs of others on the cheap, even more so when some have reported having the steel in their Eafengrow knives professionally tested with results that called into question whether the brand is really using D2 or boasting so fraudulently. That said, while I can sometimes (barely) justify spending a couple hundred on a fixed blade, I can’t begin to justify that kind of money on a limited…
Not bad for the price… time will tell My first impressions are for the price itâs not a bad little knife. The actual dimensions are: Handle w/o tang 3.5 inches, Handle w/tang 4.25 inches, Open length 5 7/8 inches, Blade edge 2.25 inches and a handle width of 3/4 inches. The weight is substantial, probably close to the 3.5 ounces specified. The pivot is adjustable with the use of a wide bladed flat head screwdriver. The washers appear to be brass. The handle is nice but mine exhibits some minor chipping around one of the front…