CTS-BD1 - Revision history

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	==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==		==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

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 A relatively-new steel from Carpenter Steels, designed to be nearly identical to [[GIN-1/G-2]].
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 ''High-performance American-made blade steels are propelling the quality and performance of today's knives to new and higher levels. A U.S.A company called Carpenter Steel recently entered the knife making arena, cutlery people noticed. Carpenter isn't a newcomer to alloy manufacturing just a new-neighbor in the community of blade steel manufacturing and they're launching a new family of alloys called CTS™ steels specifically for cutlery. One of those is CTS-BD1. CTS-BD1 is patterned on Gingami I (also known as G2), the gold-standard for Japanese cutlerers. Its superior edge retention and surface finish are machined to a fine edge and it heat-treats consistently.''
 ==References==

Jabba359 at 04:02, 11 February 2013

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	A relatively-new steel from Carpenter Steels, designed to be nearly identical to [[GIN-1/G-2~~]]. Used in the lightweight FRN versions of the [[C94 UK Penknife (DK Penknife)\|C94 UK Penknife~~]].		A relatively-new steel from Carpenter Steels, designed to be nearly identical to [[GIN-1/G-2]].

	[[Sal Glesser]] posted on BladeForums.com in 2010:		[[Sal Glesser]] posted on BladeForums.com in 2010:
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			Some information from the Spyderco website:

			''High-performance American-made blade steels are propelling the quality and performance of today's knives to new and higher levels. A U.S.A company called Carpenter Steel recently entered the knife making arena, cutlery people noticed. Carpenter isn't a newcomer to alloy manufacturing just a new-neighbor in the community of blade steel manufacturing and they're launching a new family of alloys called CTS™ steels specifically for cutlery. One of those is CTS-BD1. CTS-BD1 is patterned on Gingami I (also known as G2), the gold-standard for Japanese cutlerers. Its superior edge retention and surface finish are machined to a fine edge and it heat-treats consistently.''

	==References==		==References==

Scatteredsage at 18:45, 6 June 2011

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	A relatively-new steel from Carpenter Steels, designed to be nearly identical to [[GIN-1/G-2]]. Used in the lightweight FRN versions of the [[C94 UK Penknife (DK Penknife)\|C94 UK Penknife]].		A relatively-new steel from Carpenter Steels, designed to be nearly identical to [[GIN-1/G-2]]. Used in the lightweight FRN versions of the [[C94 UK Penknife (DK Penknife)\|C94 UK Penknife]].

			[[Sal Glesser]] posted on BladeForums.com in 2010:

			''"Another steel that was specially formulated to our request is Carpenter steel's new CTS-BD1. This is, in my opinion, an optimal formualtion for a blade steel. It is based on Hitachi's well known "Gingami I" (silver paper), also knows as G2 (early Spyderco's) and GIN 1 (current Spyderco's). CTS-BD1 has been "tweaked" by Carpenter's metallurgist, Rick Gleixner and the result is very nice, and USA made."'' <ref>[http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/745237-Carpenter-Steel-Mule-Teams?p=8262034#post8262034] original post</ref>

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			===Categories===



			[[Category:Steels]]

Scatteredsage: New page: A relatively-new steel from Carpenter Steels, designed to be nearly identical to GIN-1/G-2. Used in the lightweight FRN versions of the [[C94 UK Penknife (DK Penknife)|C94 UK Penknife]...

2011-06-06T18:06:28Z

New page: A relatively-new steel from Carpenter Steels, designed to be nearly identical to GIN-1/G-2. Used in the lightweight FRN versions of the [[C94 UK Penknife (DK Penknife)|C94 UK Penknife]...

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A relatively-new steel from Carpenter Steels, designed to be nearly identical to [[GIN-1/G-2]]. Used in the lightweight FRN versions of the [[C94 UK Penknife (DK Penknife)|C94 UK Penknife]].

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