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Sacha Puukko Large Knife

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Sacha Puukko Large KnifeNOTICE: Sacha Knives are all back in stock. You are welcome to place a pre order for a 2026 course. Materials O1 Tool Steel is a low alloy American carbon steel. It has a proven reputation for edge holding and ease of sharpening. Desert Ironwood (Olneya tesota) is a tree that grows in the Sonoran Desert of Northern Mexico and Southern Arizona. It is extremely dense and stable. Construction The full tang construction means the blade extends throughout

NOTICE: Sacha Knives are all back in stock. You are welcome to place a pre-order for a 2026 course. 

Materials

O1 Tool Steel is a low alloy American carbon steel. It has a proven reputation for edge holding and ease of sharpening. Desert Ironwood (Olneya tesota) is a tree that grows in the Sonoran Desert of Northern Mexico and Southern Arizona. It is extremely dense and stable.

Construction

The full tang construction means the blade extends throughout the handle. This is the strongest way to construct a knife. The handle is held together by two stainless steel corby bolts and top quality marine epoxy. The handle features a countersunk lanyard hole. A handmade 6oz vegetable tanned leather sheath is included.

Care for your Sacha Puukko

Carbon steel oxidizes when exposed to moisture, acids or bases. This is easily removed with fine steel wool or a Scotch-Brite pad. Keeping a light layer of food-safe oil on the blade will protect it, although some oxidation will protect the blade in the form of a patina.

Specifications

Blade: (3,5″) 89 mm

Handle: (4,45”) 113 mm

Overall: (7,95”) 202 mm

Blade thickness: (3/32”) 2.4 mm

Blade material: American 01 tool steel

Blade hardness: 59 (HRC)

Handle material: Desert Ironwood 


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