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Japanese High Carbon Steel
Carbon steel is an alloy of Carbon and Iron. For a steel to be categorized as high carbon steel, it must contain at least 0.5%
October 31, 2025
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All About Lam CoS Steel / CoS Steel
CoS special steel is conventionally produced and does not follow the new powder metallurgy production process of most modern steels. The conventional production method enables
October 28, 2025
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CPM CruWear Steel: Composition, Properties, and Comparison
CPM CruWear steel is an air-hardening tool steel produced by Crucible Industries. The air quenching process gives it excellent wear resistance and toughness, making it
October 28, 2025
Knife Steel
M390 vs S30V: Which Is Better?
S30V knives are more popular than M390 knives. However, M390 knives offer better performance than S30V knives because they have better edge retention, wear resistance,
October 24, 2025
Knife Steel
14C28N vs D2
Sandvik 14C28N steel is better than D2 steel in corrosion resistance and toughness. 14C28N is thus ideal for use in corrosive environments and challenging applications.
October 18, 2025
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CPM154 Knife Steel: Durability and Precision
Because of its properties, CPM 154 is widely used in the knife-making industry to make bushcraft knives and Every Day Carry knives. Also, it is
October 15, 2025
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How To Force Patina On Carbon Knife Blade with Vinegar
Serious cooks tend to use a carbon knife blade since, unlike a stainless knife blade, it is easier to make it sharper, with the effect
October 9, 2025
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What is ATS 34 Steel?
When Crucible stopped manufacturing 154CM, Hitachi was approached by a renowned knife maker Bob Loveless to supply similar steel, and that is how ATS 34
October 1, 2025
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