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Surgical precision, a clean cut and a sense of pride in what you have achieved - the Böker Plus Scalpel by Alexander Krava provides the necessary dexterity for everyday to delicate cutting tasks. The compact all-steel construction made of D2 is modelled on a scalpel knife but convinces as a very practical neck knife.
The bulbous blade has a satin finish and cuts through cardboard boxes with as much concentration as effortlessness, and steps in for craft work where scissors can't go any further. Epoxy handle inserts and serrations on the thumb rest increase control when working. Supplied with a black ball chain and custom-fit Kydex sheath.
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Add to BasketThe scalpel itself is small and kind of quirky but I suppose it is what it is. However, the sheath is truly awful, the scalpel being loose and falling out all of the time. Hoping to have a friend make a leather one as the sheath is just rubbish. Maybe I've just been unlucky and have a bad one? It's relatively cheap but if you want to part with a bit more cash there are better alternatives to this scalpel.
Good value little knife useful for box opening, sharpening and whittling. D2 is an excellent steel but is difficult to sharpen. I used a Work Sharp mains electric sharpener to get the edge back after it blunted more quickly than I expected.
Excellent necker you don't know you have it on. Great service yet again HH
Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
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Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.
