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Most production companies make both satin and black coated blades on their most popular models. I just dont know why they wont do it. It will cost them less without the coating so i realllllly have no idea.
Most production companies make both satin and black coated blades on their most popular models. I just dont know why they wont do it. It will cost them less without the coating so i realllllly have no idea.
I don't have any of the new DLC on a CS knife yet . The older black coatings were a real pain and caused me to prefer uncoated for users . Looking forward to trying the DLC !I like the DLC. It not only protects against corrosion (admittedly, not a big factor with highly rust-resistant CTS-XHP), but it makes the blade more slippery, hence a better cutter and doesn't gunk up like un-coated steels. It is extremely hard, as well, my Lawman and Recon 1 show hardly a scratch after a fair amount of use. As for aesthetics, I like the look. Just my 2 cents.
Very pretty when new , but tend to scratch easy with use .The satin blade is one of the reasons why I bought the recon tanto san mai lll and the master hunter san mai lll