Knife Carbon Steel
Knife Carbon Steel
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 Vintage Old Carbon Steel Chef's Type Paring / Utility Knife  US $1.50
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 Chef du Jour 32 piece Kitchen Combo Set US $39.00
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 Henckels Miyabi Morimoto 600 S 3.5" Paring Knife US $59.95
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 Henckels Miyabi Morimoto 600 S 4.5" Paring Knife US $69.99
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 Henckels Miyabi Morimoto 600 S 5.5" Utility Knife US $69.95
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 Henckels Miyabi Morimoto 600 S 8" Chef's Knife US $99.95
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 Henckels Miyabi Morimoto 600 S 7" Santoku Knife US $89.95
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 Kitchen Aid 14-piece Knife Set w/ Pull-away Block US $85.18
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 Henckels Miyabi Morimoto 600 S 9" Bread Knife US $109.95
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 NEW Wusthof Grand Prix II 4-Piece Steak-Knife Set 4048/12cm US $100.00
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 Mundial 5100 Series White 5" Steak Knife BPW5128-5E US $25.90
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 Mundial 5100 Series White 10" Chef's Knife BPW5110-10 US $45.90
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 Sakucera Advanced Ceramic Knife 3"+ 5" + 6" + 7" Set Purple Knives Santoku Blade US $75.59
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 Japanese SAKAI Kama-Usuba Vegetable Knife 180mm US $54.99
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 Chigcago cutlery kitchen knife 7.75" US $16.99
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 Messermeister 2691-3 San Moritz Elite 3.5" Paring Knife US $49.99
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 FRED SHARP ACT MAGIC TRICK BOX KITCHEN KNIFE SHARPENER US $14.49
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440 out of stainless steel VS. 1095 carbon steel?
Steel is a witch to tell you guys would be a good general-use steel, hunting, cookies, and almost anything can u to that of 440 steel knife-1. http://www.canadaknives.com/product_info.php?cPath=2_26&products_id=155 2. http://www.canadaknives.com/product_info.php?cPath=2_26&products_id=497 3. Carbon http://www.canadaknives.com/product_info.php?cPath=2_26&products_id=286 steel knife-1. http://www.knifezone.ca/ontario/on-sp24.htm 2. http://www.knifezone.ca/ontario/on-sp19.htm 3. http://www.knifezone.ca/kabar/kabarshort.htm Model KA-1259
OK, so here is a break down 440 and 1095 are carbon steel pieces refer to the way cost of carbon in carbon steel What makes it more difficult to hold steel and edge longer, but makes it more difficult to sharpen, so it really depends on how I you use it. if this is a day of each utilization of the knife I told him to go with 440, so it can relatively easily 4440 sharpen and holds a good edge favorite My two steels are commonly used, are 440 (or 440c the same thing) and AUS 8 I will go with number 2 in the list 440 Hope that helps