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12.03.2024
The art of coloring Damascus steel merges ancient craftsmanship with modern creativity, offering endless possibilities for customizing metalwork.
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11.03.2024
The Rockwell hardness test is a commonly used method for measuring the hardness of a material. The test involves applying a specific load to an indenter that is pressed into the material, and the depth of the resulting indentation is measured. This test is widely used in quality control, material selection, and research and development, and is an important tool for determining a material's mechanical properties. 
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05.03.2024
In the production of a custom knife, great attention must be given to the selection of steel used for the blade. Blade steel, along with edge geometry and design, is a critical factor that determines the performance of the knife.
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17.02.2024
When you devote yourself to the ancient and noble art of sword-making, you are partaking in the history of the art at its latest evolution. With all the cutting-edge fanciful techniques we have today, the process of crafting a sword still bears a striking resemblance to what medieval bladesmiths did. So, what are the crucial phases of making a traditional sword? Dive into our step-by-step guide to learn the knightly art. 
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17.02.2024
Canister Damascus or canned Damascus is a composite steel made by placing solid and powdered steels in an airtight environment inside a metal canister, and forge welding them together at high temperature and pressure.
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16.02.2024
A custom knife is a type of knife that is handcrafted by skilled craftsmen. They are made from high quality materials and are designed to be unique and personalized to the owner’s preferences.
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13.02.2024
Scrimshaw is a traditional folk art form in which fanciful designs are carved into bone or faux ivory, then colored with ink. The maritime art form originated around late 17th century from commercial whaling and reached its peak by the mid-19th century. Whale’s teeth, walrus tusks or elephant ivory were used as scrimshaw material.
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03.02.2024
Hand engravers work on a variety of materials, including wood, metals, glass, stone, gems, leather and print materials. For engraving on metal, a variety of steels and alloys are suitable (however, you need to consider the level of metal’s hardness), as well as aluminum, titanium, gold and other non-ferrous or precious metals.
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07.01.2024
Heat treating is an indispensable process that transforms a blade from a soft piece of metal to a hardened steel possessing proper strength and flexibility. Proper heat treating imparts the required performance attributes of the finished product.
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