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Diamondized ceramic carbonate knife
- Thread starter edgehead55
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Winston_Smith
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The mods will probably move this to either the fixed blade or folder forum depending on what you've got, but the more information you can give will dictate the information you get back.
Is it a fixed blade, folder? Do you have the makers name, or is there a stamp on the tang? Pics would help immensely, and it would behoove you to read the forum rules as well. Maker sure you don't make any inquiries re. value unless/until you upgrade to a gold membership.
Winston
Is it a fixed blade, folder? Do you have the makers name, or is there a stamp on the tang? Pics would help immensely, and it would behoove you to read the forum rules as well. Maker sure you don't make any inquiries re. value unless/until you upgrade to a gold membership.
Winston
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Never heard or it. Nothing comes up in a search either. Probably selling hype for a regular ceramic knife ...which are cheap and not all that great.
Never heard of ceramic carbonate, either. Cobalt carbonate is a chemical used in ceramic glazes to make a blue color, but that is an entirely different type of ceramic from knife blades.
Never heard of ceramic carbonate, either. Cobalt carbonate is a chemical used in ceramic glazes to make a blue color, but that is an entirely different type of ceramic from knife blades.
