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A set of three basic kitchen knives fully satisfying the minimum needs and at the same time allowing you to feel the pleasure of cooking. Samura Damascus 67 are precisely designed Damascus knives that perfectly combine functionality and exceptional ergonomics. What is special about Samura Damascus 67 knives? Knives from the SAMURA DAMASCUS series are a great choice for smart cooking enthusiasts who value elegance and reliability. Original Japanese VG-10 multi-layered Damascus steel with 67 layers is the most distinctive feature of this Samura series for both professional and home kitchens. Damascus steel was historically used in the manufacture of swords. The multi-layered steel pattern is eye-catching, and the sturdy polymer handle fits perfectly in the palm of your hand. The perfect combination of quality and performance of these knives, combined with the beautiful pattern of the blade's steel layers and incredible sharpness, will impress even the most discerning chef. What is special about Damascus steel? The Damascus steel we use today and the historical Damascus steel are different. In the past, Damascus steel was made from a type of steel called wootz. Around the year 1700, when the production of firearms became widespread, the technique of making Damascus steel was lost because the technology was not written down, but transmitted orally. This loss has not prevented knife makers and scientists from reproducing the original Damascus steel through special experiments. However, the term Damascus steel as used today may refer to a different type of steel: multi-layer welded steel. Traditional Damascus steel Little is known about how traditional Damascus steel came to be or how it was made. But we know that it was originally made from Indian steel wootz by heating the raw material in a crucible and following certain procedures. Reproduction of this steel exists, but it is not as popular as modern welded Damascus steel. Modern Damascus steel In modern knife making, Damascus steel is called multi-layer welded steel. Modern Damascus steel is made by mixing two or more different types of steel together, called pattern welding. Take two blanks of different steel, put them together or weld them together, put them in the furnace and when they reach the right temperature, keep bending them to mix everything. The end result will be Damascus steel, but it will not be the same as the historical original. Nevertheless, modern Damascus steel is just as strong, hard, yet flexible enough to maintain its resilience. But that's only half the job. Mixing two or more types of steel and joining them into one steel billet doesn't give us the patterns we expect - they're not as obvious. The annealing and acid etching process reveals the patterns that result from heat treatment and some sanding. Pickling involves immersing an annealed knife in an acid such as ferric chloride. The steel's reaction to acids reveals patterns as different steels react differently to create distinctive designs. Although this does not give us the authentic, original Damascus steel, the result is just as beautiful. Damascus steel knives do not have any pattern. Everything from the types of steel used to the bending, welding, etching and other chemicals used alter the final result accordingly. How are Damascus steel patterns formed? Because mixing different types of steel is not like mixing liquids, they do not fully fuse. Certain techniques, such as pressing, folding and twisting, help to join them together and form patterns, creating a unique design. Finally, acid etching makes these patterns clearer and gives a distinctive finish. Damascus patterns are formed by combining different types of steel to create a single blank. Two opposite types of steel are usually combined, such as carbon steel and stainless steel. These two types of steel have a different appearance, with carbon steel being darker in color and stainless steel be

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