Wolfram Scalpel with Lignum Vitae handle

Wolfram Scalpel Lignum Vitae Blade: 3.35" · Overall: 7.75" · Pins: Black G10 · Finish: Satin

A precision-oriented build designed for surgical control in the field or at the bench. This Wolfram steel scalpel pairs a 3.35" surgical profile with the extreme density of a Lignum Vitae handle, resulting in a tool that feels balanced, intentional, and overbuilt for fine-detail work.

Blade & Performance

• Wolfram steel construction delivers a hard, high-wear edge that maintains its geometry through repetitive precision cuts.

• 3.35" scalpel-style blade allows for maximum dexterity and an aggressive tip for detailed tasks.

• Satin finish provides a clean, professional look that resists glare and manages the wear of daily use.

Handle & Fit

• Lignum Vitae scales offer extreme durability and natural oil content, making it one of the most moisture-resistant woods available.

• 7.75" overall length is sculpted to provide a full-hand grip, ensuring the knife doesn't pivot or slip during delicate maneuvers.

• The natural density of the wood provides a deliberate, weighted balance that aids in steadying the hand for fine work.

Hardware & Details

• Black G10 pins provide a subtle, permanent bond that contrasts with the rich grain of the Lignum Vitae.

• Silver lanyard tube offers a functional point for tethering or pulling the tool from a pocket or pack.

• Hand-fitted assembly ensures a seamless transition between the high-performance steel and the dense timber handle.

Use Case

• Ideal for precision field tasks, fine woodwork, detail carving, and any utility chore that demands the control of a surgical edge.

What You’ll Love

• The surgical precision of the Wolfram edge.

• The "iron-like" feel and heritage of the Lignum Vitae handle.

• Veteran-built discipline in a nimble, balanced profile.

Specs Snapshot

• Blade length: 3.35"

• Overall length: 7.75"

• Handle: Lignum Vitae

• Pins: Black G10 and Silver Tube

• Finish: Satin

• Maker: Hester’s Hollow — family run, veteran-owned smithery

Care Needs

Wolfram steel will rust if neglected. Wipe the blade clean, dry it completely after use, and apply a light coat of oil or wax occasionally. Do not soak the tool in water.

If you want a knife that handles precision work without fuss or fanfare, this Wolfram Scalpel is the quiet, capable companion you have been looking for.