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<p>This involves heating the steel above its critical point, then <a href="page.php?w=quenching">quenching</a> the blade to harden it. After hardening, the blade is <a href="page.php?w=tempering_%28metallurgy%29">tempered</a> to remove stresses and make the blade tougher. Mass manufactured kitchen cutlery uses both the forging and stock removal processes. Forging tends to be reserved for manufacturers' more expensive product lines, and can often be distinguished from stock removal product lines by the presence of an integral bolster, though integral</p><p>
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