Sheldon said:Kyocera is NOT a ceramics expert, far from it...
<http://global.kyocera.com/> The name of the company is formed from
KYOto CERAmics.
Quoted message said:they are strictly
ceramic cutlery *marketers*, they know exactly ZERO about ceramics
applications, they are hawking hype and handles is all...
You delusional moron, they're a huge company dealing in a very wide
array of products, many of which rely on ceramics. Knives and other
cutlery are essentially a throwaway department for them.
<http://global.kyocera.com/ir/index.html>
Quoted message said:their faq is
rife with bs... I guarantee they don't sell many ceramic bladed knives,
Your "guarantee" isn't worth the cowshit it would take to bury it, you
blowhole ignoramus. How on earth would you know how many knives they sell?
Quoted message said:no normal brained person is going to spend upwards of a hundred bux on
a widdle paring knife that has a lifetime of one fall to the floor.
Right. Mr. Normal-brained Sheldon-person speaking...
A lot of professionals use them. Apparently they sell enough of them for
some very large distributors to carry them.
Quoted message said:To learn the truth about ceramic cutters search <ceramic machine tools>.
These sites have nothing to do with the sorts of ceramics under
discussion and the applications are a universe away.
Pastorio