Semi Custom 8 inch Kiritsuke
Blade Material: Magnacut
Finish: Satin
Handle: Stabilized Buckeye Burl and Electric Resin
Hardware: Blue Titanium
Blade Length: 8”
Blade Height: 1.95”
Spine Thickness: .110”
Bevel Grind: Convex
Bevel Angle: Inside of 20 degrees
Outperforms the following Stainless Steels:
•There isn’t a stainless steel on the market that currently outperforms Magnacut as well as many carbon steels. This includes all the color steels like Hitachi White and Blue etc…
Other things to note:
•Magnacut is a stainless steel that is empirically tougher than the majority of carbons steels on the market (pretty shocking for a stainless). It’s charpy testing scores are similar to CPM 4v at equivalent HRCs for reference
Blade Material: Magnacut
Finish: Satin
Handle: Stabilized Buckeye Burl and Electric Resin
Hardware: Blue Titanium
Blade Length: 8”
Blade Height: 1.95”
Spine Thickness: .110”
Bevel Grind: Convex
Bevel Angle: Inside of 20 degrees
Outperforms the following Stainless Steels:
•There isn’t a stainless steel on the market that currently outperforms Magnacut as well as many carbon steels. This includes all the color steels like Hitachi White and Blue etc…
Other things to note:
•Magnacut is a stainless steel that is empirically tougher than the majority of carbons steels on the market (pretty shocking for a stainless). It’s charpy testing scores are similar to CPM 4v at equivalent HRCs for reference
Blade Material: Magnacut
Finish: Satin
Handle: Stabilized Buckeye Burl and Electric Resin
Hardware: Blue Titanium
Blade Length: 8”
Blade Height: 1.95”
Spine Thickness: .110”
Bevel Grind: Convex
Bevel Angle: Inside of 20 degrees
Outperforms the following Stainless Steels:
•There isn’t a stainless steel on the market that currently outperforms Magnacut as well as many carbon steels. This includes all the color steels like Hitachi White and Blue etc…
Other things to note:
•Magnacut is a stainless steel that is empirically tougher than the majority of carbons steels on the market (pretty shocking for a stainless). It’s charpy testing scores are similar to CPM 4v at equivalent HRCs for reference