Can i know what is spyderco's Psf27 target hardness?
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Psf27 hardness
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Re: Psf27 hardness
What Spyderco knife are you wanting to know about their blade hardness, they may use different heat treatments for different knives.
Re: Psf27 hardness
I have a Bradley Bowie.snapshot2017 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 06, 2018 8:38 amWhat Spyderco knife are you wanting to know about their blade hardness, they may use different heat treatments for different knives.
I know only other two Spydercos that are made out of Psf27, but i don't know if they changed HT cycle.
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The answer i feel has to come from Spyderco to be correc,t about this knife blade heat treatment and it's rc hardness.supracor wrote: ↑Thu Sep 06, 2018 8:50 amI have a Bradley Bowie.snapshot2017 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 06, 2018 8:38 amWhat Spyderco knife are you wanting to know about their blade hardness, they may use different heat treatments for different knives.
I know only other two Spydercos that are made out of Psf27, but i don't know if they changed HT cycle.
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Re: Psf27 hardness
I don't see a lot of reports on any of those three knives. I often wonder how well the Bradley's are selling.
I have the Bowie and it does not seem all that hard to me. It sharpens pretty easily. Deadboxhero has it right now and he has been sharpening it and testing it a bit and should report back soon. He didn't seem to think it was run super hard either.
I can tell you that I have battoned and pried with it quite a bit and it definitely didn't fail or chip at all. It does have fairly stout geometry though.
Sorry, I cannot give you an exact number.
I have the Bowie and it does not seem all that hard to me. It sharpens pretty easily. Deadboxhero has it right now and he has been sharpening it and testing it a bit and should report back soon. He didn't seem to think it was run super hard either.
I can tell you that I have battoned and pried with it quite a bit and it definitely didn't fail or chip at all. It does have fairly stout geometry though.
Sorry, I cannot give you an exact number.
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Re: Psf27 hardness
I want a combo between the Bowie and the junction. The size/shape of the junction with the contoured scales of the bowie.