FAQ's

Swords are made with an alloy made of carbon and composition of iron called steel. The iron itself is a soft metal and it is not much reliable. Most products are made of steel because steel is more reliable and can bear high temperatures. Steel is hardened to forge a sword.

The best metal for the sword is mainly consideredcarbon steel. The purpose of using carbon steel is that is a more reliable alloy as it is tougher, more flexible, and can bear high temperatures for forges. Moreover, this alloy can help in maintaining the sharp edge of the sword for a long time. All these reasons make carbon steel the best choice for the sword.

Bladesmith forges the hot metal over and over again with the help of a hammer and turns the metal into the required shape while it is still red hot. This process is called forging. Forging is done on the steel and iron metal to make them combine for making the best sword.

Most people often search for the strongest sword before buying the regular one. The strongest sword is made with tungsten. Tungsten is the material that causes much resistance against abrasion and scratches. Tungsten is the only material that sword tougher than any other alloy of steel iron or carbon. The toughest type of sword is known askatana steel available in the market.

Epee, foil, sabre are the three types of swords used for defense purposes. These weapons are based on the same set of rules that gives the ease to the owner to switch to any one of these types conveniently.

Most of the knives present in the markets are made with titanium, aluminum, stainless steel, carbon fiber, and fiberglass. These materials are much more reliable for the handle of knives because the handle has the same importance as its blade.

Katana means the single-edged sword that is much longer and often worn by the Japanese samurai. Katana is referred to as the medieval Japanese sword.

The handle of knives is known as scales and it is made of two pieces. Scales are made with a different range of materials. These scales are made with a special technique to give the hand a perfect grip. Sometimes this perfect grip is given by the finger grooves on the handle.