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Casström Lars Fält Knife

First look at the Casström Lars Fält Knife right out of the box. https://amzn.to/3xkrFVJ Knife specs/dimensions shown at 4:29 Information from Casström: Hand-finished oiled Curly Birch handle with an ergonomic design that gives a warm and comfortable feeling of natural wood. Sturdy welted sheath in vegetable-tanned European leather with a draining hole. Blade in premium Sleipner steel from Swedish Uddeholm that holds an edge well even during very hard use such as wood splitting. Scandinavian grind, along with the steel properties, makes the knife robust, effective for wood carving, and easy to sharpen in the outdoors. https://www.casstrom.com/knives/fixed... Sleipner steel allows the knife to keep a sharp edge very well, for longer and also during very hard use without chipping to the extent that is often seen in stainless and high-alloy steels. The chemical composition allows tempering to a high hardness with retained ductility (ability to deform without breakage) and toughness while still being relatively easy to sharpen and capable of obtaining a very sharp and durable edge. Due to the 8% chromium content, it will resist corrosion to some degree compared to regular carbon steel (around 0.5% Cr) but not as well as stainless steel (13% Cr). Therefore, the blade should be dried after use and protected with oil or wax when stored in a high-humidity environment. Sleipner steel belongs to the 8% Chromium die steel category and was developed to have toughness close to simple tool steels like A2 but with much higher wear resistance, closer to D2. Casström adds a cryogenic treatment cycle at subzero temperatures with the use of liquid nitrogen after quenching to make the blades harder and improve the steel structure. Composition: C 0.9% Si 0.9% Mn 0.5% Cr 7.8% Mo 2.5% V 0.5% (~HRC 60) Another knife video:    • Helle Alden Knife