Wrought clad k-tip

This build could be considered a bunka by some, but its a little too shallow for me personally. That said, you wouldn't be judged for using it as such, as this would make an excellent pick up for anyone looking to add a thin and nimble K-tip to their collection 
Stats: 
- Dirty wrought iron cladding with a core of  52100 
- 164x47mm usable length, 180mm total
- Distal taper through the spine from 3mm to 0.5mm at the tip
- 125x22x26mm bog oak habdle, carbon dated to 3300BC that gently tapers on towards the choil 
- total weight of 126g