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One test I did with my Busses though,unsheathing them and putting them back into the kydex-inserted sheath.Doing this only once would ruin the razor edge and made the edge visible,thus making evident that the edge bent from being lightly dragged across the kydex insert.It was very tiresome to strop them every time after unsheathing.This happened a lot with my SJ that I ended up trading to Cobalt for a Hankins 3V blade.Was that a defective HT?Maybe,but I would let more experienced knifenuts guess the hardness of such a blade,the kydex didn`t have cuts from inserting,it was literally by just scraping across it.i recently beat the hell out of my busse heavy heart fusion steel heart. search my 'started threads'. i hit it with a sledgehammer. i chopped bricks. i chopped metal. i chopped wood.
no chips. was still very sharp after everthing but the brick. i got a bit of blade roll when i chopped the brick in half.
not a scientific test, but definitely shows what the steel can withstand. since im not a scientist, and my guess is you arent either, all the pics i posted during my 'test' should at the very least, prove your quote here utterly wrong.
Thanks,I can pretty much recite from memory the chemistry of most cutlery steels and quite a few HT temperatures.
As for Busse,extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof and I hope to see an extraordinary proof of INFI`s extraordinary performance and If turns out that it performs just as the other tough steels like S7,5160 etc but is more stainless then them,in my view the added stainlessness doesn`t justify the price tag.
As for Busse,extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof and I hope to see an extraordinary proof of INFI`s extraordinary performance ...
I HOPE that INFI is an air-hardening steel similar to A2 or A8,it can be anything.
I`ll leave up to other researchers to dig up the reason why they haven`t spoken on these boards while laughing about it at shows.
Thanks,I can pretty much recite from memory the chemistry of most cutlery steels and quite a few HT temperatures.
Me spouting delusions?The difference between a 5160 chopper and an INFI one is like saying I took a flight from DC to LA on a plane versus saying one flew on a private UFO.Who is delusional here,bro?There is some evidence of UFO`s,but a helluva lot more evidence of planesMemorization and comprehension are not the same thing.
Funny how this joker ignores t1mpani's lucid response and continues flailing in ignorance, spouting delusions.
Me spouting delusions?The difference between a 5160 chopper and an INFI one is like saying I took a flight from DC to LA on a plane versus saying one flew on a private UFO.Who is delusional here,bro?There is some evidence of UFO`s,but a helluva lot more evidence of planesPS>Good nite everyone including the one who called me a freakin` gnat,I really enjoyed our evening of verbal judo.
The difference between a 5160 chopper and an INFI one is like saying I took a flight from DC to LA on a plane versus saying one flew on a private UFO.
Why wasn`t it revealed at the start of INFI series but only a year or 2 after
I know the difference between 1095 and 440C,different people said different things about what INFI might be.
One test I did with my Busses though,unsheathing them and putting them back into the kydex-inserted sheath.Doing this only once would ruin the razor edge and made the edge visible,thus making evident that the edge bent from being lightly dragged across the kydex insert.It was very tiresome to strop them every time after unsheathing. This happened a lot with my SJ that I ended up trading to Cobalt for a Hankins 3V blade.Was that a defective HT?Maybe,but I would let more experienced knifenuts guess the hardness of such a blade,the kydex didn`t have cuts from inserting,it was literally by just scraping across it.
I used to have more,but sold them all except for a few Grecos,MMHW,Hankins,Siegles and a few from upcoming makers on BF,namely Ray Laconico and Scott Tanguey.I can`t tell you how great it feels to be invested in something other than INFI or knives in general.
I'm not even convinced he ever owned any in the first place.I really think you are angry that you got rid of your Busses and now they have gotten to expensive for you to get back.
This is exactly the same thought I had right from the get go. He's living in the past and still mad about what he "thinks" he should have had.
I wanted an old Puma to test in the kitchen,that where I mostly use my knives.
I wish I was slaying monsters every night like the Busse fans do... .