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fazalmajid
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May 21, 2019
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Paris? Surely you mean Sochaux...
The knives themselves are made in Thiers, the home of French cutlery, which is a good sign. The "Nitrox steel" is rather vague, however. From other sites, it sounds like it has 16% chrome, which is less than ordinary 18-8 stainless steel.
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AWDuck
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May 21, 2019
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fazalmajidNitrox steel just means it can cut at shallower depths for longer without needing a decompression stop. Personally, I prefer to cut deeper and not have to worry about oxygen toxicity.
On a serious note: is that a screw or a rivet on top? Or is it even functional at all?
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