Professional Chef Knife Set Damascus Steel Knives With Leather Bag

100% Hand Forged workable and money back guaranteed.

The High Grade Damascus Steel Material Use For These Blades Consists Of Layers Low Carbon & High Carbon 1095 with 15N20 Mixture Pattern Welded, Forged & Hammered Several Times To Obtain Up To 352 Layers. The Hardness Of This Blade Is Up To 58 HRC On The Rockwell Scale, Ensuring Top Functionality and Longevity.

Blade Thickness: 2.5 mm.

This Professional Chef Knife Set Will Stand The Test Of Time, Holding Its Sharp Edge.

Handle Material:

Excellent Combination of Rose Wood and Red Color Densified Wood, Brass Pipe.

Feel in Hand Good And Dry Grip Handle.

Leather Bag For Knives:

Hand Made Guanine Leather Wrapping Bag For Knives Storage Or Outdoor Camping.

Size Top To Bottom:

1. Smart Cleaver Full Length 12″-inches, Blade 7.5″.
2.  Full Length 13″-inches, Blade 8.5″.
3. Full Length 12″-inches, Blade 7.25″.
4. Full Length 10″-inches, Blade 5.5″.
5. Full Length 8″-inches , Blade 4″.

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How to Protect Damascus Steel:

PROTECT YOUR DAMASCUS STEEL KNIVES, BE SURE TO CLEAN WITH A CLOTH & APPLY VEGETABLE OIL OR SOME FATS AFTER USE. DON’T LET IT FOR LONG TIME.

DISCLAIMER: We are not responsible for any injuries with the use of our Professional chef knife set Our knives are intended for legal use only.

Professional chef knife set Damascus steel in the modern world this means pattern welded Damascus steel pattern welded steel is made by folding together two dissimilar steels 1095 with 15N20 and etching them one steel edges more readily the other and the contrast between them will cause a visible pattern of bright silver and dark silver lines how ever historically around the 18th century Damascus steel was also used to refer to wootz steel or crucible steel which was produced all over South Asia East Asia and the Middle East in other to be able to differentiate between these two forms of Damascus steel I will be using the nomenclature of pattern welded steel.