Fiddleback rock maple and teak 

10″ x 1¾″                                $36   
Mark Baldwin, Surry Maine


Blade is 5¾”. The edge, sharp enough for anything spreadable or perhaps a cake, goes all around the blade. You can touch up the edge with sandpaper if needed (probably not).  Finish is walnut oil, good stuff for eating and finishing. Boiled linseed oil, tung oil, and mineral oil are good food-safe substitutes to keep utensils bright. The blade comes from a bunch of firewood split while looking for the fiddleback grain. The teak is from making a cabinet for my sailboat.

Cost each: $36.00
Unit size: One of a kind