1060 Vs 1095 Carbon Steel: Picking The Right Blade Material For You - TrueKatana

September 20,2024

As an enthusiast in the world of knives and blades, selecting the right material for your cutting tool is crucial. The blade material not only impacts the performance and durability of your knife but also your overall experience using it. Two popular carbon steel options, 1060 and 1095, are frequently used for making blades. This blog will delve into the differences between these two types of carbon steel to help you make an informed decision when choosing your next blade.

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