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As you are searching the internet, perusing magazines, or shopping in stores for a hunting knife, you may become confused when reading about all the different types of metal that are used in the making of knife blades. You may very well know what stainless steel, titanium, carbon steel, and even Damascus steel are, but what about all those other types you read about? 

Most people read names like 154 CM, 420, ATS34, AUS-8, CPM440V, etc., but can only shake their heads in bewilderment. If you don't know what those numbers and letters signify, then there is no way to know what quality of knife you are getting. Why do two seemingly identical knives such as the Fallkniven Idun hunting knife (one made of VG10 and the other of Damascus Steel) have a price difference of $900? 

Knife blades are made of a combination of metals such as carbon, manganese, chromium, vanadium, nickel, molybdenum, and so forth. Depending on the composition of the metals used in the production of the knife blade, each knife has the potential to be more expensive to produce, be more resistant to rust, or hold a better edge than those made of cheaper materials. Following is a partial list of some of the more common types of steel used in the manufacture of knife blades. 

Stainless steel has a high chromium content to help it prevent rust. Contrary to public opinion, it is not rust proof. It is simply rust resistant, meaning it will resist rusting better than most metals, but if not taken care of can succumb to rust. It is not a very strong metal, thus knife blades made of it tend to be somewhat cheaper than most. 

AUS-8 is a high carbon, low chromium stainless steel. While not quite as rust resistant as stainless steel, it tends to be a stronger metal, thus making it a little more expensive than stainless. VG-10 is a high carbon steel with differing amounts of chromium, vanadium, molybdenum, and cobalt. It is especially popular with kitchen cutlery manufacturers as it will hold an edge and does not become brittle even after it has been sharpened many times as is common with many hard steels.

440A is a durable high carbon stainless steel that is used by many manufacturers in the production of hunting knives and survival knives. Damascus steel was used by the Muslims in the crusades. Its exact composition is unknown today, although many companies and smiths have experimented in trying to recreate it. It is an especially durable metal that tends to be very expensive.

While this list is very comprehensive, it should give you some idea of what to look for when you are shopping for a hunting knife. The old saying that you get what you pay for is very true when purchasing a quality hunting knife. They range anywhere from $5 to over $1,000. I would highly recommend that any serious hunter get the best hunting knife [http://www.untamedknives.com/huntingknives.html] they can afford. 

Wang Kaixuan is an author, lecturer, musician, and traveler. He is a regular contributor for UntamedKnives.com and SpearmanFlowers.com. He is originally from the U.S. but has traveled to 8 countries including Italy, Austria, Belgium, France, Holland, and the Canary Islands. He has lived overseas a total of 6 years (3 in Germany and 3 in China). His travels have gained him much knowledge about various cultures, peoples, and products. (This article is copyrighted by Wang Kaixuan.)

The History and Market of Saltwater Sandals

Saltwater sandals are fast becoming a popular kind of footwear. They are sold mostly in southern and western markets in the United States. These sandals are made from specially-treated natural leather evident in their “interlink” strap and adjustable buckle straps around the ankle.

The birth of saltwater sandals was in the early 1940s, posing as a good alternative to the traditional leather sandals worn by kids. This is due to the leather shortage during the World War II. They resolved this shortage by making children's sandals out of scrap leather from leather boot-making factories. Although originally conceptualized and manufactured by the Hoy Shoe Company in St. Louis, Missouri, there are also saltwater sandals made in China.

The Hoy Shoe Company
The original and classic designs of saltwater sandals by the Hoy Shoe Company are double stitched and molded in vulcanized rubber. These are featured with adaptable straps for narrow to wide fittings, and to accommodate the sizes of infants to pre-teens.

The Trending Market
For over 60 years now, saltwater sandals remain a summer fixture in children's footwear. The more recent design is Hoy Shoe Company's Sun-San Saltwater Sandals for women. New York Magazine's fashion editor, Sarah Bernard, even made a comment last November 2, 2007 about it. She criticized saltwater sandals as an “Emerging Ugly Shoe Trend for 2008” while comparing it with Ugg boots and Crocs.

Amidst the criticisms, saltwater sandals remain as one of the exceedingly popular modern sandals made from highly durable materials. They do not wear and tear easily and they have proven themselves in terms of quality. It is a bestseller among parents. In fact, they are no longer confined to the southern and western markets of the US. They are now globally supplied because of the gross demands of customers.

Saltwater Sandals are not only comprised of natural leather but their buckles are made from rustproof metal and brass material. They are sold in various colors like white, navy, brown, orange and pink, red, yellow as well as fuchsia, black and green.

The latest addition to the saltwater sandal genre is the new Shark 11 Saltwater Sandal in Crazy Horse Color. Its design is like that of a fisherman's made from durable cowhide. It has a molded EVA sole with long lasting thread action by the bottom section of the sandal as well as an insole cushion. It has an extra fabric and a comfortable strap molded in its back section to reduce sweating and unpleasant odors. It has sizes for pre-teens, toddlers and infants.
Infant sizes are from 3 and up, depending on the built; and up to size 13 for pre-teens. For adults, women would range from size 5 and up.
Here are some of the in-demand saltwater sandals for kids in the market:

Ladies Fuchsia Saltwater Sandals
This saltwater sandal is great to wear on beach and pool outings. It has a durable brass buckle and an adjustable strap. It has interlocking straps that easily adjusts to the foot. The price of this saltwater sandal is $34.95.

Unisex Tan Saltwater Sandals
This saltwater sandal is made from all-original tan leather. It is best for summer and beach activities. It has a brass buckle that enables easy adjustments for the straps. Its interlocking straps conveniently adjust to the foot. It has vulcanized rubber soles and double stitching to ensure long lasting quality. It is good for both dry and wet conditions because it is coated with water-resistant sealants. The price of this saltwater sandal is $24.95.

Ladies Black Saltwater Sandals
This saltwater sandal is made from black leather and it has 1 buckle ankle strap. The price of this saltwater sandal is $15.99.

Tips on Saltwater Sandals
When using a pair of new saltwater sandals, it is best to loosen it up, particularly with the straps. You can do this by placing your thumbs inside its straps and pull them out towards the sides. This way, the interlocking leather straps are stretched. After this, hold your sandal in your palms and start squeezing the sides together, cupping the inside section of the sandal. This way, the straps are flexed and pre-stretched.

Saltwater sandals only seem too tight when it's new. It may need a short "break-in” period. After some time, it will conform to your foot.

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How to paint on surfaces such as steel. Please Help!?

hey, im looking to start creating my own fishing lures such as a wobbler. if you don't already know, a wobbler is a fishing lure that is shaped like a spoon. i am wondering how to paint the surface of my spoon-like lures so they look nice. the paint needs to stick on and be very durable. also, it needs to be waterproof. the surface i will be painting on will be made of brass, aluminium or steel (about 2 mm thick). the main thing is that this paint needs to be waterproof, rustproof and durable. i have asked random people and they all seem to say i need to sand the surface, then prime it, then use an oil based paint to spray on it, and finally, use some time of coating to lock everything in. i am not sure if that is correct so i am asking you guys. thanks in advance. cheers!

ps. if anyone could give me a rough estimate as to how much a 2' x 2' piece of metal would be in these types of metals:
aluminium
steel
stainless steel
brass

THANKS AGAIN!

I suggest:
1. Sand or polish with steel wool
2. Clean with acetone
3. Paint with oil-based paint

Forget about the primer and clearcoat. That would be helpful on larger surfaces, but is too troublesome for small objects.

You should use stainless steel if possible. No matter how well you paint regular steel, eventually it'll rust through any imperfections/wear in the paint.

Regarding the metal prices, search for "metal stock".

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