Best steel info link I've found so far

[bladeprince]

From the physics department of the University of Newfoundland. I notice the users "home directory" of the user is "sstamp". Any relation Cliff Stamp? I thought it ironic since you are so knowledgeable about metallurgy.

http://www.physics.mun.ca/~sstamp/knives/blade_materials.html

 

[bh49]

It is Cliff's page

 

[STEVENKIM]

You mean Cliff Stamp? I'm pretty sure thats the website where he writes his reviews as well.

 

[bladeprince]

Wow, sure hope it was OK to post this. I was just trying to help with aquiring information.

 

[Cougar Allen]

That's a page on Cliff Stamp's website. I don't know any Chris Stamp.

 

[bladeprince]

That's a page on Cliff Stamp's website. I don't know any Chris Stamp.

Sorry. Corrected on original post to be "Cliff". Thanks for pointing that out.

I've been using Cliff's website for a couple of years now without even knowing it. There's a fool born every minute and one is typing at the moment.

Regards

 

[Cliff Stamp]

Wow, sure hope it was OK to post this.

Yes, it is a public webpage, it is in one of the links in the header in the main review page. That is a relatively new page which I started about a year ago to basically clean up the reviews and allow easier cross linking as well as just gather all the material information I have found. Anyone who knows of additional information then just drop me an email.

-Cliff

 

[bladeprince]

Yes, it is a public webpage, it is in one of the links in the header in the main review page. That is a relatively new page which I started about a year ago to basically clean up the reviews and allow easier cross linking as well as just gather all the material information I have found. Anyone who knows of additional information then just drop me an email.

-Cliff

I think it's great. A wonderful job that took, I'm sure, a large amount of time and effort. We all appreciate your participation and knowledge.

Thank you,
Gary