1095 high carbon knife making steel, USA-milled, 12x1.5x.187, 4 pack vs 80CRV2 steel flat stock for knife making, 12" x 1.5" x 1/8", 10 packs
Overall winner: 1095 high carbon knife making steel, USA-milled, 12x1.5x.187, 4 pack
Key Differences
Patriot Steel (A) is USA-made 1095 high-carbon steel with higher user ratings and consistent small-batch production, making it a better choice for makers prioritizing edge retention and reputation. Inusbojie (B) supplies 10-pack 80CrV2 flat stock that emphasizes rigidity, cold-rolled precision, and rust-proof packaging, suiting builders who need multiple pre-annealed bars and a stiffer alloy
1095 high carbon knife making steel, USA-milled, 12x1.5x.187, 4 pack
1095 steel for knife making, cold rolled and annealed. consistent small-batch production supports reliable results. customers note good quality and ease of use with spot-on dimensions
Pros
- usa-milled 1095 steel
- consistent small-batch production
- easy to work with
- spot-on dimensions
Cons
- mixed durability reports (cracking in forge)
- some pieces arrive bent
- rusting reported by some customers
80CRV2 steel flat stock for knife making, 12" x 1.5" x 1/8", 10 packs
80CRV2 high carbon steel flat stock with cold rolled, annealed finish for precise thickness and strong rigidity. Includes 10 packs, rust-proof packaging for protection
Pros
- high carbon 80CRV2 composition
- cold rolled & annealed for precise thickness
- flat steel plate with good rigidity and resilience
- rust-proof packaging protects contents
Cons
- no customer insights provided
- no explicit surface finish details beyond cold rolled
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | Patriot Steel |
| Durability | Inusbojie |
| Versatility | Patriot Steel |
| User Reviews | Patriot Steel |