Almazan Custom Handmade Carbon Steel Bushcraft Knife for Home & Restaurant By Almazan Forge.

Almazan Kitchen® Original Knife

The screamingly sharp edge also makes it highly proficient at dicing, mincing, and chopping tough vegetables The Almazan Forge Bushcraft Knife 12″ heavy-duty Knife. This Knife is a powerhouse tool of ruthless chopping efficiency. This knife is a multi-purpose knife designed to perform well at many different outdoor and indoor tasks.The features is a full tang Carbon Steel blade that is durable and well-balanced. This knife is made of high quality. Designed for breaking down large cuts of meat and poultry and fruits. The blade’s profile sharp razor tip gives it the added ability to easily remove skin and get into deep, tight places.

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Knife Quality

The Process of making a forged knife is usually more expensive, time-consuming and labor-intensive than making a stamped knife.Forged knives are the kinds made through forging which is one of the oldest methods of making blades. With forging, the steel is subjected to high heat in a furnace and then pounded into a knife.

Product Feature

Blade Material

Carbon Steel is famous for its feature of durability.

Handle

The shape of Wood Handle is so good and makes a comfortable grip.

Handle Pins

The Knife has 3 Pins on the Handle.

Blade Edge

The Knife has high-quality content to give an excellent Edge and Sharp Skills. stunning quality and durability.

Blade Tip

Tip: This is often the purpose of the blade . It’s primarily used for precision cuts and quick cuts.

How our Knives are made:

Our carbon steel Knives are made up of multiple metals which are fused together to create a single piece. The Combination between steel types creates those distinctive and beautiful patterns.
The Strength of carbon steel is directly associated with its quality. Our carbon steel Knives blend some high quality materials, and the forging process is meticulous to ensure that there are no voids, cracks, or risk of delamination while you’re working with the metal.