Mikov po desítkách let opět uvedl na trh kuchyňské nože zpracované legendární technologií kalení Martfrost
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Pocket Knife Set - Design and Elegance First
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Is the assumption “the Harder the Steel the Better the Knife” always valid?
It is, but not entirely. The quality of the knife is derived mainly from its blade. In order for the blade to last, and the knife not to dull or break quickly, the material must not only be hard but also tough - that is to say, resistant to plastic and elastic deformation.
DENÍK, 5. 5. 2019
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Central European Legend UTON
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