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Handforged blades. Rustic blades in Böhler 0.8 Carbonsteel, for heavy use.
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AE Damascus blades are made from 1095 and 15N20 steel. Hrc 59- 60. These models are custom made for Brisa Ltd, to their designs, we import them directly from Finland. The blades have successfully passed several tests by engineers and knife makers in the UK
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Handforged utility blades
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Knife blades from Norway.
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Handforged, robust blades in carbonsteel. Thickness 4 - 5 mm
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A range of knives for Bushcrafting and Hunting in 01 tool steel, D2 steel and stainless steel.
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Available as Fultang and Stick tang. All of these blades will need some sharpening and some gring to fit bolsters, the fultangs have holes that have been drilled for fixing pins. The stick tangs can be ground to suit handle application.
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Blades in highest precision made. Swedish Uddeholm AEB-L stainless steel.
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The Enzo Fulltang line is especially designed for hunters and outdoorsmen. Precision made blades in every detail. A lot of attention to the grind and we can provide five different grinds. Hollow (H) Flat (F) Scandi with a small secondary bewel (Sc) Scandi ground to zero (ScZ). Convex grind (Cv) Blade finish is either satin or bead blast.
The steels used are
Carbon O1 is a widely used american knifesteel. C 0.90 Mn1.20 Cr 0.50 W 0.50 V 0.20
D2 steel is one of the best knife steels. It is a tool steel and has very good hardness and wear resistance, while still maintaining some rust resistance due to high Chromium content. Chemical composition: C 1.55%, Mn 0.3%, Si 0.3%, Cr 12%, Mo 1% Hrc 60- 61
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The new Finnish line of knife design, for functionality and elegance. The right geometry and angle for these very sharp blades. Designed so you can make a curved handle with tang through, or you can easily cut the tang. The blades #230-234 have the tang about 0.1 mm thinnner than the blade for easier bolster assembly. Steels O1 carbonsteel AUS 8 Stainless steel D2 high carbon, semi stainless steel C carbonsteel 0.8 % carbon
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A few experimental blades and ideas.
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Utility blades in Bohler Uddeholm carbonsteel used for decades. Slightly convex grind.
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High quality Finnish carbonsteel blades. Bolsters, caps and ferrules available in brass and nickel. Traditional scandi grind with one single bevel.
Steel analysis Carbon steel: Tempered HRC 59 C-0,81 Mn-0,56 S-0,004 P-0,01 Si 0,35 V-0,161 Cr-0,54
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High quality Finnish stainless steel blades. Traditional scandi grind with one single bevel.
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Mirror polished blades from Ukraine.
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Sharp blades with the right geometry for cutting. Traditional scandi grind. New line. These are the sharpest blades we carry, beside japanese kitchen knives.
Steel analysis Carbon steel HRC 59 C-0,81 Mn-0,56 S-0,004 P-0,01 Si 0,35 V-0,161 Cr-0,54
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Yrjo Puronvarsi blades are hammered out of old Krupp carbonsteel, and are unique with their rombic transversal section i e they are thickest in the middle where the grindline begins.
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Forged carbon steel blades.
UHC steel (Ultra High Carbon) with a high content of carbon (1,5%) and carbide.
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Knife blades in stainless steel from Linder in Solingen, Germany with threaded ends suitable for use with a metal cap and also now fultang blades.
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