I got the following wording from a German site:
"We are the world's first knife manufacturer to produce handmade knives and also work in the new 3D printing process. With us you can have your knives manufactured with commercially available handles, scabbards and materials. In the 3D printing process, there are almost no limits to her fantasy. After purchasing one of our handmade knives, you will receive several "STL 3D files" with which you can print your handles and sheaths (TPU) yourself on any standard 3D printer.
From the idea, the sketch to the finished knife. In everyday life, at work or in the survival area. Our products are used everywhere and are characterized by their quality in terms of workmanship, manufacturing and stability. Even in the toughest applications."
So I messed (messer'd) around a minute and found this on a science site:
I have been on BF a few years and know a miniscule amount about steel, but can printers make complete knives out of stronger steel than people and machines? Please don't flame me because I am not trying to be funny. I'm perplexed.
"We are the world's first knife manufacturer to produce handmade knives and also work in the new 3D printing process. With us you can have your knives manufactured with commercially available handles, scabbards and materials. In the 3D printing process, there are almost no limits to her fantasy. After purchasing one of our handmade knives, you will receive several "STL 3D files" with which you can print your handles and sheaths (TPU) yourself on any standard 3D printer.
From the idea, the sketch to the finished knife. In everyday life, at work or in the survival area. Our products are used everywhere and are characterized by their quality in terms of workmanship, manufacturing and stability. Even in the toughest applications."
So I messed (messer'd) around a minute and found this on a science site:
3D printing doubles the strength of stainless steel
New method could lead to cheaper rocket engines, biomedical implants
I have been on BF a few years and know a miniscule amount about steel, but can printers make complete knives out of stronger steel than people and machines? Please don't flame me because I am not trying to be funny. I'm perplexed.
