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Australian Blade Ed 3 Dec 2017

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"Probably the most common steel I use is ATS34,<br />

CPM154 and 154CM. I've found these three to have<br />

great machining quality but most of all good edge<br />

retention. I'm now predominantly running with<br />

CPM154. I find this steel very nice to hand finish<br />

and will produce a stunning mirror finish. My knives<br />

are all professionally heat treated by Hill’s in<br />

Melbourne to around 59-60rc plus a cryo treatment."<br />

"I must admit, I do love a nice piece of burl<br />

wood! I'm a true believer the knife has to<br />

be just as beautiful to the eye as in the<br />

hand. Over the years I mainly used<br />

Honduran Rosewood, Arizona Ironwood<br />

and many others but think if I had my pick<br />

the Rosewood is most spectacular."<br />

"I’ve always had inspiration by makers like Peter Bald, Rob Brown, Bob Loveless, Thys Meades, and Peter<br />

Del Raso, purely through their pride in fit and finish and attention to detail. Fit and finish is something I<br />

pride myself on I like to have that attention to detail and have always try to challenge that on every knife<br />

with passion and pride."<br />

Just for fun Scott drives trains across outback Australia and<br />

features here on Discovery Channel incorrectly named<br />

"Jamie Warren". Click here

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