Contacts (itch) mac os. MAC 10 1/2' Black Ceramic Honing Rod with Grooves (SRB-104) $65.00. MAC 6 1/2' Kitchen Snips (KS-63) $25.00. MAC 8 1/2' Black Ceramic Honing Rod with Grooves (SRB-84) $55.00. MAC 8 1/2' Kitchen Shears (KS-85) $70.00. MAC Hand-held Tungsten Carbide Sharpener (TCS-2). The Mac Professional Series is a beefed up version of the Original Series. The blades are slightly thicker at 2.5 mm and a bolster has been added to the handle. The knife shapes are more of a classic European design with a good balance and a bit more heft.
Winclone is a great way to make a complete backup of your Boot Camp partition so that you can quickly restore back to Windows in Boot Camp. Boot Runner provides an easy way to switch between OS X and Windows on dual boot Macs. Works great for both individuals and dual boot labs.
When you get a new Mac or have issues with your Windows installation in Boot Camp, re-installing Windows is time consuming and difficult. Winclone makes it easy to make a complete copy of the Boot Camp partition, and restores it back to the exact same state on your existing or new Mac. Winclone supports migration of Boot Camp partitions between Macs, moving your Boot Camp partition to an external drive to free up space, and more. It works great for mass deployment. Boot Camp can be deployed as an OS X installer package and you can also use it with existing Windows tools such as SCCM and Sys Prep for easy mass deployment.
If you manage lots of dual boot Macs, Boot Runner provides a great way to manage the OS selection. You decide which OS by selecting OS X or Windows prior to logging in. It works great in labs. Administrators can fully customize and manage the selection screen, and can remotely select the OS through network policy. Boot Runner includes a scheduling feature to make sure that the Mac is booted into Windows for important system and virus updates. Check out the intro video to learn more.
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Japanese Craftsmanship for Tomorrow's Kitchen
Entirely manufactured in Japan, MAC knives are precision tools, shaped, assembled, polished, and sharpened by professional Japanese craftsmen. Each knife is equipped with a razor-sharp edge, comfortable handles, and great balance. Popular with professional cooks and cooking enthusiasts throughout the world, and over 25 million knives sold since 1964.
Japanese Craftsmanship for Tomorrow's Kitchen
Entirely manufactured in Japan, MAC knives are precision tools, shaped, assembled, polished, and sharpened by professional Japanese craftsmen. Each knife is equipped with a razor-sharp edge, comfortable handles, and great balance. Popular with professional cooks and cooking enthusiasts throughout the world, and over 25 million knives sold since 1964.
The Straight-Cutting MAC Edge
The characteristic MAC edge is a hybrid between the traditional Japanese single beveled chisel edge (Kataba) and the Western V shaped edge (Ryoba), but slightly off-center, with an angle around 45.5 degrees. This edge is extremely versatile with the ultimate combination of sharpness and control, allowing both thin slicing and straight cuts.
Superior Craftsmanship and Design
MAC stain-resistant knives are entirely produced by professional craftsmen in Seki City, renowned for superior sword manufacturing since the Middle Ages. MAC blades are made from rust-resistant Chrome Molybdenum Vanadium High-Carbon cutlery steel, with Tungsten added to selected models for extra durability and sharpness. Blades are hand-ground, and hand-sharpened on water-cooled stones to optimize the quality of the finished blade. The thin razor-sharp blades are sharper and stay sharp longer than other leading knife brands. The steel has optimal hardness between 57º and 61º Rockwell C and is still easy to re-sharpen.
Reputation and Experience
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Holy driver mac os. Our reputation as the World's finest knife is based on the experiences of MAC knife owners who use our knives every day. They tell us that once they began using their MAC knives, they could never go back to their 'old' knives--Henckels, Wusthofs, Messermeisters, Forschners, Sabatiers, Gerbers, Chicagos, Globals, Shuns, Cutcos, etc.
