A Gift of Wood Steak Knife Block

All knife slots are 1/8 in. by 7/8 in. by 6 in. Please see instructions at the bottom of this description to ensure your knives will fit. 

Handcrafted wooden knife blocks for steak knives by Bob and Betsy St. Clair, each knife block has six slots and is made from solid Wisconsin hardwoods. Makes a great gift! This knife block is available in your choice of layers of cherry and walnut, OR layers of oak and walnut, OR layers of hickory and walnut. It is ideal for most steak knife sets and will keep them safe and handy on your table. As with all our blocks, a clear lacquer varnish ensures a long-lasting, durable finish. Felt dots on the bottom keep your table surface from being scratched.

IMPORTANT MEASUREMENTS:
Knife block measures 6.5 in. high by 4 in. wide
Knife block is 3 inches thick

Ships via USPS in one to two business days
If shipping to a PO Box: Please include PO Box address in 2nd address line of shipping address at checkout.

Please note that no stain is used on any of our wood pieces. All woods are shown in their natural colors and are finished with a clear lacquer. The lacquer does not change the natural color of the wood. Cherry will naturally darken with age and become a deeper red. Walnut is a deep brown, and red oak is a light tan. Please take time to look at the photos, which illustrate the natural colors of the various woods.

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HOW TO CHECK IF YOUR KNIVES WILL FIT

To ensure your steak knives fit properly in this block, we recommend taking a quick measurement before ordering:

1. Measure the blade width (height):
   Measure from the cutting edge of the blade to the top (spine). This must be less than 7/8 inch.
2. Measure the blade thickness:
   Measure the thickness of the blade (not the handle). This must be less than 1/8 inch.
3. Measure the blade length:
   Measure from the tip of the blade to where the blade meets the handle. This must be 6 inches or less to fully fit into the slot.
4. Check the handle shape:
   If your knives have bulky or curved handles, make sure they won’t interfere with the block when inserted.

Tip: For the best fit, allow a little extra clearance (don’t cut it too close to the maximum measurements).