S110V Steel - History and Properties

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Re: S110V Steel - History and Properties

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Hi Larrin,

Excellent, as usual. I think that as a forum group, we have many here that are truly interested in blade steels and why they do what they do.

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Bill1170 wrote:
Tue Nov 24, 2020 8:21 pm
You did a good job using language, which is linear/sequential, to describe the complex interrelated properties of various alloying elements, which is most definitely not strictly linear. That is tough to map onto language.
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sal wrote:
Tue Nov 24, 2020 10:48 pm
Hi Larrin,

Excellent, as usual. I think that as a forum group, we have many here that are truly interested in blade steels and why they do what they do.

sal
And that's exactly why I share here!
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