Absolutely. Given i keep my s110v at about 12dps and no microbevel currently (i plan on using a micro in the next few sharpenings), chips often appear and I have absolutely no idea what caused them.
Absolutely. Given i keep my s110v at about 12dps and no microbevel currently (i plan on using a micro in the next few sharpenings), chips often appear and I have absolutely no idea what caused them.
Nope. It was an actual use, not a test. We had a jammed sliding power door on a mini van (2004 Toyota Sienna) at work, and one of my guys came over to me asking if I had something to cut the cable with (to unjam the door, although it also disabled the power opening function of the door). I gave him the knife out of my pocket, he cut the cable, and we kept on working.The Meat man wrote: ↑Tue Nov 06, 2018 9:12 am
Wait, what?!! Tell me you took a video!
What kind of cable was it?
If you really want to use Hap40, go get the Cutlery Shoppe Endura exclusive. You get a bigger blade of Hap40 (but no coating) for about $60 less.
Maxamet has better edge retention than s110v. It's the most wear resistant steel I've ever used by a good margin (still waiting to try Rex121 though).
Wow that is crazy! What is Spyderco S110V hardness typically ran at?
Ok I dunno why I thought it was stainless for some reason.The Meat man wrote: ↑Tue Nov 06, 2018 6:29 pm
I've never tried out REX 45 but it isn't stainless. From what I've heard it sounds like it's about as corrosion resistant as M4 or Maxamet.
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