Birchwood Flame - Covers

Birch Birch Flame - covers

Flame birch wood, also known as "flame birch," is a unique material used in knifemaking, valued for its aesthetic appeal and favorable handling qualities. Here are its key features:

1. Aesthetics: The distinctive shadows and patterns in flame birch wood are due to the unique fiber arrangement. They are formed during the growth of the tree and give it a striking wavy appearance, resembling flames. These natural features make each piece of wood unique and aesthetically appealing.

2. Hardness and durability: Flame birch wood is hard and strong, making it resistant to damage. This makes it ideal for knife handles that need to withstand heavy use.

3. Ease of processing: The wood is relatively easy to work with, making it possible to achieve precise shapes and smooth finishes. It grinds, cuts and polishes well, making the manufacturing process easier.

4. Stability: After proper drying, flame birch shows good dimensional stability, which minimizes the risk of cracking and deformation.

5. Adhesion: The surface of the flame birch provides a good grip, which is important in the context of knife handles, ensuring a firm grip.

6. Eco-friendliness: Birch is a renewable material, making it an eco-friendly choice in the craft of knifemaking.

Thanks to these properties, flame birch is often chosen by craftsmen who value both aesthetics and functionality in their projects.

Dimensions approx.: 120x10x40 mm

Notes:

• Wood is a natural product and as such no two pieces are the same, the same wood growing in different locations may differ, even if it is exactly the same species.
• Due to the natural drying process of wood, the sizes listed in the table may vary slightly from actual sizes.
• This timber species is not listed in the CITES Appendices or on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.
• The available wood is air-dry, that is, with a moisture content of approx. 15%