Jerry Busse
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Don't panic. . . It's a good thing. . . :thumbup:
What you're seeing is the grain stucture of the steel. . . .They all have it. You have to hold it at the right angle to see but they are there... :thumbup:
They are created when the steel is rolled lengthwise at the mill. . .. and just like wood, the direction of the grain adds to the lateral strength. . . .
Think of them as nuclear rebar reinforcing the blade. . . :thumbup:
Let's Drink! :thumbup:
Jerry
What you're seeing is the grain stucture of the steel. . . .They all have it. You have to hold it at the right angle to see but they are there... :thumbup:
They are created when the steel is rolled lengthwise at the mill. . .. and just like wood, the direction of the grain adds to the lateral strength. . . .
Think of them as nuclear rebar reinforcing the blade. . . :thumbup:
Let's Drink! :thumbup:
Jerry