EZSMITH G10 Handle Making Sheet - (OD/Coyote/Black) - (3 x 12 x .250 Inches) - (USA Made) - for Knife & Tool Handles, Gun Grips, Inlays, Art Projects
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Color: OD/Coyote/Black
Size: (3 x 12 x .250) Inches
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- Material: G10 - Handle Making Sheet | This is USA made G10 phenolic sheet material used for knife and tool handle making. G10 is a fantastic choice as a handle material as it is very strong, does not absorb liquids, doesnt shrink, and will withstand dishwasher cleaning. G10 features an excellent grip surface and is currently used by many of the worlds most popular knife makers and cutlery brands.
- Sheet Size: (3 x 12) Inches | This G10 handle sheet is 3 x 12 inches in dimension. Depending on the handle size needed, this sheet size is easily capable of producing handle sets for 1 or more knives. This sheet size is also popular with makers that use a mill for handle creation, as it is large enough to hold and nest multiple handle scales within.
- Thickness: (.250) Inches | This handle sheet is 0.250 inches in thickness. This sheet thickness is perfect for creating handles for knives and tools that require a thicker handle layer, such as large fixed blades, or as an overlay to handle spacer materials to create the multi-layered handle effect seen on many of todays knives. This thickness can be easily sawed and drilled with common equipment.
- Color: OD/Coyote/Black | This color combination is a multi-layer blend. Any sanded edges and drill holes will reveal the separate color layers. The multi-layer color pigments on this sheet material will not wash out or fade over time. We have attempted to film each color combination as precisely as possible, but some hue differentiation will occur on each type of monitor.
- Made in USA | Our G10 phenolic sheet material is proudly make in the U.S.A. using the highest standards and methods. We cut each sheet to size and individually inspect each piece before shipment. With over 25 years of knife making supply experience, EZSMITH G10 sheet material by KnifeKits is a product you can depend on for any project, from repairing a broken hunting knife to making handles for a top level custom art knife.
Material: G10
Brand: EZSMITH
Color: OD/Coyote/Black
Shape: Flat
Item Thickness: 0.25 Inches
Item Thickness: 0.25 Inches
Color: OD/Coyote/Black
Item Shape: Flat
Item Form: Sheet
Material: G10
Grade Rating: Industrial
Brand Name: EZSMITH
UPC: 840230722804
Number of Items: 1
Part Number: G10-MC-ODCOYBK-312-250-AB
Item Length: 12 Inches
Manufacturer: CKK Industries
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Color: Black
Size: (3 x 12 x .187) Inches
Good thickness and quality, seems durable but easy to work with. Really like the pattern the layers create, it’s not just a solid black, almost like a faux carbon fiber color. Seems to be a good price for what you get, here I made a dinosaur bone Inlay handle
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2026 by Andrew matthews
Color: OD/Coyote/Black
Size: (3 x 12 x .125) Inches
Excellent quality and service
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2025 by Justin Deleon
Color: Neon Green/Black
Size: (3 x 12 x .250) Inches
I love using this for knife handles. The pattern really pops from the green and it’s very tough material.
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2026 by Gnz24
Color: Hunter Orange
Size: (3 x 12 x .125) Inches
This is great g10. It comes from knifekits.com Ezsmith is their Amazon name. Easy to work and quality is great too.
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2024 by Codyology
Color: Hunter Orange
Size: (3 x 12 x .187) Inches
This material was as described, both dimensions and color! Great for making a knife handle. Definitely planning to buy from these guys again.
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2024 by porter
Color: OD/Coyote/Black
Size: (3 x 12 x .250) Inches
I’m new to all this scale making and knife making . So maybe I’m not the best but I’ll say this I’ve order quite a few more pieces of this due to people wanting it on their knives so I’ll keep supporting them !! Also PACKAGED SUPER GOOD no cracks or chips
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2023 Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Color: Purple
Size: (3 x 12 x .250) Inches
Doesn’t polish well
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2026 by Beto
Color: Neon Green/Black
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Fantastic product! Highly recommend! Will order more in future!
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2024 by Justin Schultz