Milled bars of 3.05 mm, this thickness allows you to avoid grinding and is particularly suitable for the manufacture of folding knife blades which are most often made with 3 mm thick springs. Quenching temperature: 1050 ° C
Vinland means Canada. Leif Erikson was a great Viking navigator, around the year 1000 he landed on the island of Newfoundland and called this land "Vinland"
Damascus bar DAMASTEEL® : Viland
€44.00
Stock : 100
Milled bars of 3.05 mm, this thickness allows you to avoid grinding and is particularly suitable for the manufacture of folding knife blades which are most often made with 3 mm thick springs. Quenching temperature: 1050 ° C
Vinland means Canada. Leif Erikson was a great Viking navigator, around the year 1000 he landed on the island of Newfoundland and called this land "Vinland"
Throughout history, Damascus steel has always been associated with the manufacture of cutting tools, knives and swords. DAMASTEEL® has been able to expand its range of stainless Damascus steels (registered models). The only limit of use of Damasteel® steels is your imagination! For example, here are some areas where Damasteel® has serious references: cutlery, armory, watchmaking, jewelry, blacksmithing, golf clubs.
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