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What material is used to Wusthof knives?

I Wusthof Grand Prix II chef and paring knife and also have a classic santoku. What Wusthof type of metal used to make these knives?

X50CrMoV15 – German steel. Highly resistant to stains. Apart from that there is much to discuss. The X50CrMoV15 cryptic represents 0.5% carbon, the other 15% is composed of 14% or 14.5% of Cr, Mo and V. some more on the steel knife – steel http://zknives.com/knives/articles/knifesteelfaq.shtml kitchen knives – http://zknives.com / High knives/kitchen/misc/articles/kkchoser/kksteelp2.shtml carbon knifemaking refers to any type of steel with 0.5% or more carbon in it. That is very low, especially for today’s standards. Best steels today have over 1% carbon in them …

Define a "common pocketknife"?

So I recently asked a question about the purchase of knives / knives automatic. One response gave me a useful link. I live in Florida and I love weapons, I am trying to start a collection. So I read some of the laws of Florida and says that can only lead to a "common pocketknife." So what the hell is that? I know a "knife" is a sheet of more than 3 "and I read that in other states can not have knives that lock (for those not fond knife is a knife that flips open and snaps into position through a metal clip) So I'm assuming a common knife is a knife under 3 "which is bent, does not open by pressing a button of any kind and not lock into place? If that is not correct then please help me! I do not want to be doing anything illegal. Thanks in advance