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We will be closed for the Christmas holidays starting on December 19 and will be back on January 5, 2026.
All orders placed during this period will be dispatched on January 5, 2026.

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15/12/2025 00:00 0 Comments

Christmas Break at Elforyn

As the year draws to a close, Elforyn will be taking a short Christmas break. From December 19, 2025 to January 5, 2026, we will be using this time to complete ongoing projects, gather new impulses, and look ahead with a clear focus.

02/12/2025 00:00 0 Comments

Elforyn vs. Elforyn Super Tusk

For many years, Elforyn® has been one of the most established ivory substitute materials in knife making, instrument building, woodturning and restoration. It can be precisely machined, polished cleanly, and offers the classic, calm ivory appearance.

25/11/2025 00:00 0 Comments

How to Choose the Right Juma® Shape

Juma® is a modern technical material that combines precision with creative freedom. Whether in knife making, instrument building, jewelry design or woodturning – Juma impresses with its stability, workability and visual depth.

12/11/2025 00:00 0 Comments

Juma – A Modern Material for Precise Craftsmanship and Creative Design

In modern workshops, the choice of material plays an increasingly important role. Alongside wood, metal, and plastics, a new generation of technical materials is emerging — materials that combine precision with aesthetic potential.

21/10/2025 00:00 0 Comments

Double-Black Linen & Atlas Linen – Elegant Micarta Variants in...

Micarta materials are among the classics of modern material technology. They combine craftsmanship with industrial precision and are used in fields such as billiard cue construction, knife making, restoration of fine objects, and technical design.

03/09/2025 00:00 0 Comments

From Elephant to Ivory Substitute: How Elforyn Connects...

Ivory has fascinated humanity for millennia. Even in ancient times, it was considered a symbol of wealth, power, and artistry. From elephant tusks emerged jewelry, sculptures, furniture inlays, billiard balls, and piano keys – delicate masterpieces that are still admired in museums today.

03/09/2025 00:00 0 Comments

Everything About Schreger Lines: How Elforyn Replicates the...

Schreger lines are the characteristic cross-shaped patterns that can be seen on a cross-section through genuine elephant tusk. They are created by the special structure of the dentin tissue in the tusk:

03/09/2025 00:00 0 Comments

Elforyn Super Tusk in Comparison: Premium Appearance, Material...

Elforyn Super Tusk is the premium variant of the ivory substitute and was developed to replicate the look & feel of genuine ivory even more accurately.

03/09/2025 00:00 0 Comments

Micarta vs. G10: An Insight into Two Durable Handle Materials

In the world of knife and handle materials, Micarta and G10 are two of the most well-known and commonly used composite materials.

11/11/2024 00:00 0 Comments

Juma – Simple High-Gloss Polish for Best Results

Juma is a high-quality synthetic material known for its ease of processing and wide range of design possibilities. With its smooth structure and elegant appearance, Juma is ideal for craft projects that require a premium yet uncomplicated polish.

11/11/2024 00:00 0 Comments

Elforyn – High-Gloss Polish for Best Results

Elforyn is a synthetic premium material that combines the elegant appearance of ivory with high stability and density. For demanding craft projects where precision and quality are crucial, Elforyn is the perfect choice.

30/01/2024 00:00 0 Comments

Ivory Alternative for Elephant Protection

The processing of ivory has a long tradition. Due to its durability, people have used it for thousands of years for jewelry, luxurious everyday objects, exhibitions, and even musical instruments.

From: Susan Pettersson 15/07/2022 00:00 0 Comments

What are ferrules?

The name ferrule is not familiar to everyone, but it has a wide variety of uses in everyday life. Basically, a ferrule is a connector to a shaft that simultaneously holds together loose ends of various kinds.

From: Susan Pettersson 11/07/2022 11:30 0 Comments

Micarta

Micarta originally owes its name to the General Electric company, where it was used as a brand name for a fiber-plastic composite. Its American inventor, George Westinghouse (1846-1914), produced laminates in this way as early as around 1910, primarily for electrical engineering products.

From: Susan Pettersson 10/07/2022 09:30 0 Comments

Practical tips for furniture restoration

Turn old into new. That's not just a saying that everyone knows, but it accurately reflects the trend that has been prevalent for some time now in terms of sustainability.