Charcoal Spun Glass

Material: Charcoal spun fiberglass.

Size: 5.3 inches by 1.7 inches per scale (set of two)

Thickness: 0.11 inches

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Composite materials can be a fantastic material to substitute for wood on your next knife project. Durable, classy, and most often more water and heat resistant than wood, composite materials can provide an affordable way to prepare a knife for field use. Some of the more versatile knifemaking supplies, composites can be a great way to expand the options for knife handle materials for your customers.

Fiberglass composites make excellent knife handles due to their exceptional strength-to-weight ratio, providing durability without adding unnecessary bulk. They are highly resistant to moisture, temperature changes, and chemical exposure, making them ideal for both everyday use and harsh environments. Additionally, fiberglass composites can be molded into ergonomic shapes and textured finishes, offering a secure, comfortable grip.

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DISCLAIMERS:

- Fiberglass scales and slabs have been repurposed from larger sheet pieces. The photo show is an example of the color way and has been deemed to be an accurate representation of all the pieces in that color way. Exact colorings may vary slightly.

- The dimensions listed above are the smallest dimension in that axis. If scales vary, they will be larger than the listed measurement.

- I made up the names for these colors because they didn’t come with a listed name. I wouldn’t try to look any of these up based on the names I gave them.

- Scales were sanded to 220 and buffed. Final color will depend on the finishing process used by the maker. Oil based finishes will darken the color.

- Photos have been edited to reflect actual color and figure to the best of my abilities.