R RH Joined Jan 31, 1999 Messages 2,094 Jul 20, 2001 #1 I know this has been asked before, but the search doesn't seem to be working. How do the AUS (6A, 8A, 10) steels compare to one another, and to other alloys (420 series, 440 series, ATS series)?
I know this has been asked before, but the search doesn't seem to be working. How do the AUS (6A, 8A, 10) steels compare to one another, and to other alloys (420 series, 440 series, ATS series)?
rdangerer Joined May 26, 2000 Messages 1,922 Jul 20, 2001 #2 Spyderco & AG Russell both have nice alloy charts on their pages: http://www.agrussell.com/steel/index.html http://www.spyderco.com/education/s...9+PM&mscssid=LD6BC3VLGAP78GLDXHCMFDD6BXTJ27C2 Whew...that Spyderco link might not work. Go to Spyderco.com and then hit "Edge-U-Cation" and "Steel Chart". They also have "materials" and "properties" sections that are a good start. Peruse both sites ...good basic education. See AG's Knife Encyclopedia also.
Spyderco & AG Russell both have nice alloy charts on their pages: http://www.agrussell.com/steel/index.html http://www.spyderco.com/education/s...9+PM&mscssid=LD6BC3VLGAP78GLDXHCMFDD6BXTJ27C2 Whew...that Spyderco link might not work. Go to Spyderco.com and then hit "Edge-U-Cation" and "Steel Chart". They also have "materials" and "properties" sections that are a good start. Peruse both sites ...good basic education. See AG's Knife Encyclopedia also.
guy g Gold Member Joined Oct 22, 2000 Messages 2,572 Jul 20, 2001 #3 ther is an excellent article in the 'knowledge'section of the home page. well worth hunting for guy