a great article about steel. check it out

[brettofthejungle]

Hey everyone. Was just reading this article and it has alot of good info with links to proof for every claim made. check it out

http://www.cutleryscience.com/reviews/blade_materials.html

 

[THG]

That's the first site I ran into when I started looking into the world of steels. It's pretty good. Another one is this:

http://www.britishblades.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1190

 

[johnu2]

It's a good site, Cliff was a member here once

 

[Hawkings]

I miss cliff, always polite and never boring, yet able to turn all sorts of people blue in the face :0)

 

[darthsoaker]

I miss cliff, always polite and never boring

Srsly, if you think he was polite, you obviously glazed over his posts.

 

[richard j]

i second that darthsoaker

 

[Ben Dover]

I miss cliff, always polite and never boring, yet able to turn all sorts of people blue in the face :0)

I loved Cliff's posts. The man was well educated, experienced, knowledgeable, lucid and he didn't suffer fools.

 

[Matthew Gregory]

I loved Cliff's posts. The man was well educated, experienced, knowledgeable, lucid and he didn't suffer fools.

Arthur C. Clarke's 3rd law: Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.

 

[Confederate]

I'm rather surprised by the seemingly harsh review of S30V in the cutleryscience.com piece. Haven't they worked out the problems with that yet, or is it an old review?

 

[me2]

Much of the work done in the reviews is at least a year old.

 

[knarfeng]

I miss cliff, always polite and never boring, yet able to turn all sorts of people blue in the face :0)

You have a strange definition of polite.