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I do have a question for either Adam or Sphinx3000.... The name blade is composite of Wootz Steel and I've only encountered blades made with a similar name, coming from the Angel Sword forge. The steel they use for their blades is called Techno--Wootz, and they claim that through their forging processes, their "Techno-Wootz" steel is better than the "true Wootz Damascus" steel that was used in the early history of sword lore. They also claim that their blades are the best blades on the planet, which may simply be a decent marketing statement, but, as one peruses their website, seems to be what they actually believe to be true. Is this blade made from this "Techno-Wootz" steel?
 
I do have a question.... The name blade is composite of Wootz Steel and I've only encountered blades made with a similar name, coming from the Angel Sword forge. The steel they use for their blades is called Techno--Wootz, and they claim that through their forging processes, their "Techno-Wootz" steel is better than the "true Wootz Damascus" steel that was used in the early history of sword lore. They also claim that their blades are the best blades on the planet, which may simply be a decent marketing statement, but, as one peruses their website, seems to be what they actually believe to be true. Is this blade that you finished made from this "Techno-Wootz" steel?
 
Solid Rock Blades said:
I do have a question.... The name blade is composite of Wootz Steel and I've only encountered blades made with a similar name, coming from the Angel Sword forge. The steel they use for their blades is called Techno--Wootz, and they claim that through their forging processes, their "Techno-Wootz" steel is better than the "true Wootz Damascus" steel that was used in the early history of sword lore. They also claim that their blades are the best blades on the planet, which may simply be a decent marketing statement, but, as one peruses their website, seems to be what they actually believe to be true. Is this blade that you finished made from this "Techno-Wootz" steel?
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I am not a steel expert. But I do know that MagnaCut is considered a premium steel by people who are steel experts. But as they say, every steel has its own ups and downsides, but MagnaCut is considered to be one of the best all-arounders. I like the fact that it is very rust resistant and tough and, as a plus, has a high wear resistance. Not that this dagger is going to need the last two, but it is a nice idea :D
 
Solid Rock Blades said:
I do have a question.... The name blade is composite of Wootz Steel and I've only encountered blades made with a similar name, coming from the Angel Sword forge. The steel they use for their blades is called Techno--Wootz, and they claim that through their forging processes, their "Techno-Wootz" steel is better than the "true Wootz Damascus" steel that was used in the early history of sword lore. They also claim that their blades are the best blades on the planet, which may simply be a decent marketing statement, but, as one peruses their website, seems to be what they actually believe to be true. Is this blade that you finished made from this "Techno-Wootz" steel?
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This blade is not made of 'Techno-Wootz' steel. Aleksander Strzyżewski, the creator of this blade, makes his own wootz steel and is considered one of the best wootz and sabre makers in Poland.

As for Angel Sword Forge – in my opinion, their claim of making the best blades on the planet is just a marketing trick
 
Adam Wrocinski said:
This blade is not made of 'Techno-Wootz' steel. Aleksander Strzyżewski, the creator of this blade, makes his own wootz steel and is considered one of the best wootz and sabre makers in Poland.

As for Angel Sword Forge – in my opinion, their claim of making the best blades on the planet is just a marketing trick
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While I agree that the claims made by Angel Sword IS most likely a decent marketing statement, I've seen the videos of what it takes for one of their Techno-Wootz blades to be destroyed and it's astounding.
 
Solid Rock Blades said:
I do have a question for either Adam or Sphinx3000.... The name blade is composite of Wootz Steel and I've only encountered blades made with a similar name, coming from the Angel Sword forge. The steel they use for their blades is called Techno--Wootz, and they claim that through their forging processes, their "Techno-Wootz" steel is better than the "true Wootz Damascus" steel that was used in the early history of sword lore. They also claim that their blades are the best blades on the planet, which may simply be a decent marketing statement, but, as one peruses their website, seems to be what they actually believe to be true. Is this blade made from this "Techno-Wootz" steel?
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Sorry, I completely missed that you were asking about the other knife and thought you were talking about my dagger, LOL
 
Simple dagger for officer of the Polish Army.
Blade made of 80CrV2 steel, 6mm thick, hand satin finish.
The guard and pommel are made of antiqued mild steel, the spacers are made of wire brushed brass and the grip is made of turkish walnut.
Hand stitched leather sheath.
36 cm overall and 22 cm of the blade.

 
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