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Is anybody besides Mike Norris making Stainless Steel Damascus?
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Stainless Steel Damascus
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Stuart Davenport Knives
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Chad Nichols is one.
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Is Devin Thomas still at it? I have SS Damascus knife blades by Devin, his brother Rob Thomas, Chad, and Mike Norris.
I no longer make damascus steel for sale.
Damasteel, Vegas forge, Mike Norris, Chad Nichols, there might be a few others.
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Damasteel is now my go-to stainless damascus. Many patterns and no worries about delams and bad welds. Even though it is highly figured it works like a mono-steel.
They also have it as a sort of san-mai called Damacore. Damacore has regular damasteel sides on a core of harder damasteel. Damacore DC18N is awesome. The only drawback on Damacore is it is pricy. Regular Damasteel isn't cheap, but makes a wonderful blade for the cost.
They also have it as a sort of san-mai called Damacore. Damacore has regular damasteel sides on a core of harder damasteel. Damacore DC18N is awesome. The only drawback on Damacore is it is pricy. Regular Damasteel isn't cheap, but makes a wonderful blade for the cost.
