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Beautiful knife &amp; excellent quality.

7 % carbon content, which is exceptionally high for a knife blade. Carbon makes the metal brittle and hard, so the manufacturers added silicon and molybdenum to take out the brittleness. ToughnessThese knives are remarkably sturdy – although toughness will vary with blade shape. Daggers are notoriously easier to break than a tanto blade is because it is much more likely that stress will be placed on the wrong part of the thin tip of the blade

 ToughnessThese knives are remarkably sturdy – although toughness will vary with blade shape. Daggers are notoriously easier to break than a tanto blade is because it is much more likely that stress will be placed on the wrong part of the thin tip of the blade. These are knives that have been built to last with blade steel that can handle decades of heavy use with proper care and maintenance.Wear ResistanceBoth the aluminum-based handle and the Elmax steel blade are metals that you can easily still be enjoying in many years

 Since most of them are made from Elmax steel, we examined those knives for our review.HardnessThe Ultratech knife with Elmax steel sits at between 57 and 59 on the Rockwell Scale (Hardness Testers) meaning that it will endure years of abuse and still retain its shape. In terms of durability, this is excellent news, in terms of resharpening it can be a bit difficult to do without the proper equipment. Elmax steel has 1

 It is one of the most widely used general purpose alloys around Microtech choose it presumably because it has a very high tensile strength. The high tensile strength makes it great for balancing a blade and adding a little toughness to make it last. The most common Microtech Ultratech knives at the moment are made from Elmax steel. Second, to that, they also make them in M390 steel, and as of early 2019, they are now using CTS 204 P for their blades instead

A Review of The Microtech Ultratech Out the Front Knife Line

Amazing knife. It's exactly what I thought it was going to be and better. Would recommend 10/10

Incredible

 All in for the link in description and I'll also include a link in the description talking about the Elm axe, blade, steel and I'll include a link that will show you legality for automatic knives in the various states. Now, as with anything else, dealing with automatic knives automatic knives are really weird. Some of the laws relating to automatic knives are actually worse than gun laws, and you want to be very, very careful carrying these like in this one and out the front knife. I think might be even I think people might look at this even more

 I can't really see this as an everyday carry knife. It is a meat knife and it is a lot of fun to play with I mean you can just sit around and you know extend and retract it over and over again, and the blade is really really sharp, and you know you just I mean it's super Sharp and the blade itself is made of l max or L max steel, and this is supposed to be a really good knife. Steel and it's supposed to hold an edge very well and I'll include a link down in the description talking about this particular kind of knife. Steel

 Steel and it's supposed to hold an edge very well and I'll include a link down in the description talking about this particular kind of knife. Steel. Now one thing about the micro Tech's is they kind of? If you do a lot of knife shopping, they kind of come and go randomly availability wise, like for example, shortly after I picked up this one, it was sold out and the supply is sort of come and go now. This is a really neat knife and I think it's completely safe if you wanted to carry it in your pocket, because I mean you're not going to accidentally brush against this enough to trigger it in your pocket

Microtech Ultratech S/E OTF Automatic

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