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Steelport Magnetic Walnut Knife Block
- Designed to hold up to 5 knives (not included) to display your Steelport knife collection, this can also be used to hold any standard kitchen knives in your collection
- Constructed of USA made black powder coated steel and Oregon black walnut wood
- Premium easel-style magnetic knife block with a unique patented curved base design creates space to fully and safely grab the handle of each knife
- Carefully placed magnets in the wooden faceplate allow a secure hold for each blade, while a contoured wood rest at the base provides additional security
- Handcrafted in Portland, Oregon
$135.00
Original: $450.00
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Steelport Magnetic Walnut Knife Block
- Designed to hold up to 5 knives (not included) to display your Steelport knife collection, this can also be used to hold any standard kitchen knives in your collection
- Constructed of USA made black powder coated steel and Oregon black walnut wood
- Premium easel-style magnetic knife block with a unique patented curved base design creates space to fully and safely grab the handle of each knife
- Carefully placed magnets in the wooden faceplate allow a secure hold for each blade, while a contoured wood rest at the base provides additional security
- Handcrafted in Portland, Oregon
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- Designed to hold up to 5 knives (not included) to display your Steelport knife collection, this can also be used to hold any standard kitchen knives in your collection
- Constructed of USA made black powder coated steel and Oregon black walnut wood
- Premium easel-style magnetic knife block with a unique patented curved base design creates space to fully and safely grab the handle of each knife
- Carefully placed magnets in the wooden faceplate allow a secure hold for each blade, while a contoured wood rest at the base provides additional security
- Handcrafted in Portland, Oregon
