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    Default Henckels non-twin?

    I was browsing and i found a Henckels razor that is not a twin? i have no idea what it is, does any one know anything about it?


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    I have a couple of work knives back home made by Henckels, with just the 1 man, instead of twins.

    Yea that doesn't tell you anything at all, but I just thought I'd throw it out there.

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    The Henckles company has at least two lines of kitchen knives, one with two twins and one with one twin. Check the Henckel's web site and you will see both lines. I believe there is a difference in the metals but I'm not sure, but I did a lot of research before selecting kitchen knives and found the two twin line of products were rated better. Does this relate to blades? I don't know. THe blade you are interested is from mannyrazor. Drop him a line and ask him. I've purchased several blades from Manny and he is very honest, friendly and knolageable about razors.
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    it is not made in Germany.May be china etc i had knife with 1 picture and definitely was made in china

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    Has manyware become many razor, same background, same location, slightly different name!?
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    Quote Originally Posted by nun2sharp View Post
    Has manyware become many razor, same background, same location, slightly different name!?
    yeh he uses both accounts at different times, dunno why, but he probably has a reason.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hi_bud_gl View Post
    it is not made in Germany.May be china etc i had knife with 1 picture and definitely was made in china
    I sincerely doubt that. It looks like a legit Henckels to me and is marked Solingen Germany. There are laws regarding marking that stuff IIRC. Also, what Joed said seems to explain it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Philadelph View Post
    It looks like a legit Henckels to me and is marked Solingen Germany. There are laws regarding marking that stuff IIRC.


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    When I first encountered the single Henckels man, I learned that those single figure knives were made in Brazil and that the twins' cutlery was still made in Germany. I believe the European requirements for labels stating the country of manufacture/origin are different then labels for American made items. It may be that if the European company is headquartered in a European country it may state, for instance, "Germany or Solingen - whatever", but if it is actually made in Germany, the label will say "made in Germany".

    At least it sounds plausible...

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