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I was doing a comparison of the edge retention of several blades. Part of my comparison methodology is to measure the Rockwell hardness so I have a better understanding of what I am measuring.
If you will pardon, a quote from my other post.
S30V at a Rockwell of ~60. That's some good stuff. If I were still able to go out hunting, I'd get me one of those Cabela's Alaskan Guide Vanguards. As it is, a 110 in S30V is definitely on my must have list.
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I was doing a comparison of the edge retention of several blades. Part of my comparison methodology is to measure the Rockwell hardness so I have a better understanding of what I am measuring.
If you will pardon, a quote from my other post.
Blah, Blah, Blah
Blah, Blah, Blah
Alloy_____________________Rockwell
Spyderco Native III___VG10______59.2
Spyderco Military_____S30V______58.3
Benchmade 710______D2________61.6
Buck Vantage Pro_____S30V______59.7
Blah, Blah, Blah
Blah, Blah, Blah
That Buck Vantage Pro is a helluva deal. I bought mine for about a third of what either of the other blades cost and it cut as well as any of them. Paul Bos gets a lot of credit for his 420HC heat treat, but his recipe for heat treating S30V is also outstanding.
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S30V at a Rockwell of ~60. That's some good stuff. If I were still able to go out hunting, I'd get me one of those Cabela's Alaskan Guide Vanguards. As it is, a 110 in S30V is definitely on my must have list.
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