Spacers for knives (brass) 24x16x1.5mm, with a hole 12x2mm art.10742

A spacer is a design element of a knife that can be used as a decorative component of a typesetting bolster, as well as instead of the bolster itself (a spacer thickness of 1.5 mm allows this) in lightweight knife handle designs with short blades. As decorative and reinforcing spacers, almost any material can be used from various metals, plastics, fibers to materials of animal origin (bones, teeth, tusks, leather). Spacers are made of LS-59 brand brass, which is very , polished), while it is wear-resistant and easy to clean. The composition of brass brand LS-59 includes up to 60% copper, about 40% zinc and up to 2% lead. It is the presence of lead in the composition of the alloy that reduces ductility (compared to two-component alloys) and makes it possible to effectively process it by cutting to obtain small chips. The blank for the spacer is an ellipse, along the contour of which you can easily fit the adjacent handle. Since the material of the handle is usually much softer than brass, it is recommended that when fitting with sandpaper, it is recommended to apply it (sandpaper) to a solid base in order to avoid parasitic sampling on the handle at the junction with the typesetting bolter. Blanks are presented in two of the most popular forms - factors 24x16mm and 34x22mm, which are often used when mounting hunting knives and fins. The slot supplied in 12x3mm and 12x2mm will also fit most blade shanks used for flush mounting.