Tag: The Steel Bin

Outstanding stain resistance and inherent strength makes it one of the best choices for a heavy-use pocket folder!

Two Finger Knife Company offers an extensive selection at a fair price!

New to the cutlery industry, 65MN carbon steel is just the ticket for heavy-duty game care assignments!

At Niagara, it’s all about getting the customer, in this case Chris Reeve, exactly what he wants in a custom ...

Sandvik’s 14C28N is turning out to be a steel that’s ready to cut it in even the harshest of places!

Originally concocted for scalpels and razors, the new Swedish AEB-L stainless steel enters the hard-use blade steel arena.

Not all D2 is created equally. This new variation should prove to be one heck of an edge-holding workhorse!

Bohler-Uddeholm Corp. introduces four new grades of steel designed to meet the needs of today’s knife makers!

Straight talk from the top steel-making dogs at Crucible Specialty Metals and Niagara Specialty Steel.

Knife maker and Damascus specialist Larry Harley takes pattern-welded steel to a new dimension.

Chris Reeve and Crucible steel have developed a new alloythat offers better machinability and polishing attributes.

Move over 440C and 154CM. There’s a new Japanese stainless being used in CRKT’s Ripple and Eros gentleman’s pocket folders!

Veteran Carpenter Steel has entered the knife-making arena with new blade steel that Bob Dozier calls “440C stainless on steroids.”

Extreme high carbon component coupled with a Rc 66-68 hardness makes this pricey but worth it steel mark the big-game ...

When split seconds count and the world title is on the line, here’s how to build your best whack at ...

The battle rages on, but when all is said and done, neither is better, neither is worse; they’re just different!

Hailing from Sweden, this little-known steel has lots to offer by way of edge-holding ability and striking good looks!

Since 1919, the Rockwell hardness tester has been providing reliable information on blade steel functional performance.

Cost-effective Chinese blade steel is coming into its own with knives like Columbia River’s new M.U.K.

One of the newest, most consistent blade steels gets put to the challenge on wild game!