Knives with no metal?

[DeadboxHero]

Steel takes a better edge and makes a better knife. Ceramic is better for honing rods

 

[Cvrobinson]

This one gets pocket time once a year
For the Phoenix Open

 

[WValtakis]

This one gets pocket time once a year
For the Phoenix Open
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Nice Cv! I've got a Böker Gamma coming soon that's very similar to the one. The other Böker ceramic I have kinda defeats the purpose if your going non-metallic, lol...I turned it into a nice money clip though (titanium handle with stainless pivot and lockbar)

 

[DocJD]

Nice Cv! I've got a Böker Gamma coming soon that's very similar to the one. The other Böker ceramic I have kinda defeats the purpose if your going non-metallic, lol...I turned it into a nice money clip though (titanium handle with stainless pivot and lockbar)

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Looks like that cash has been in pocket for ages !

 

[marcinek]

If they are that brittle I am surprised if a professional kitchen would use them and risk a customer catching a fragment in their meal.

They don't. Chefs might use one on their TV show to sell knives, but they really don't seem to be widely used in professional kitchens.

 

[drail]

What are the best things in life Conan? 1095 steel.

 

[knarfeng]

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