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Diamondblade LLC, uses friction forgeing to make their blades. Has nothing to do with diamonds. I just took this opprotunity to make up a good story.Sounded really good didn't it.
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sharp but Rado the watch company did made a wwatch using diamond dust as material for the whole watch it cost them over a million 2 made and now that watch rest in theyr company safe. i cant find anything in the net 2 back my thing up.
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maybe not that diamond dust thing but for creamic and tungsten. they already making it for some low end knife. i cant see why is it so hard for any of the custom maker 2 make a knife for me.just time alots of time needed
Maybe if folks knew you were a serious buyer, you'd get some better responses. What does your budget look like?
cant say it in here. knife maker can pm me or e-mail me.
with theyr name. so i can look up for thery info in here or on the net.
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Like Tom said anything that hard would be so brittle it wouldn't be practical for normal use. Many things are harder than steel. Glass is harder than steel. Hit a piece of glass with a piece of steel and see which breaks.
I truely hope you find what you are after.
I truely hope you find what you are after.
Thanks maybe i needs 2 do more resreach and needs 2 know more about HRC and stuff first. if you didnt say it i would never knew glass is harder than steel. I m such a noob. thanks for the info
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i swear, the OP is ren on a pseudonym just yankin our cranks......
please God tell me its so.
please God tell me its so.
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Believe it or not, I am a drinking buddy with a post doc materials scientist who is doing the crazy tungsten/ceramic stuff. He didn't think it'd be a great idea for a WORKING knife blade, but something like a scalpel maybe.
Realy world- knives have to be sharpened. After 100 years of moderate use, they will show a lot of age. Get another one then.
Realy world- knives have to be sharpened. After 100 years of moderate use, they will show a lot of age. Get another one then.
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On the (wildly remote) chance that the OP was asking a genuine question, my advice to him / her is as follows:
1) This place is a great source of information, if you just hang around for a while and read a few active threads, you will learn a lot.
2) This isn't an overly formal place, but making some small effort in the areas of spelling, grammar and punctuation will go a long way toward improving communication.
Roger
1) This place is a great source of information, if you just hang around for a while and read a few active threads, you will learn a lot.
2) This isn't an overly formal place, but making some small effort in the areas of spelling, grammar and punctuation will go a long way toward improving communication.
Roger
The Strider guys are making a propriety Titanium material right now (in conjunction with Crucible Steel) that rockwells near 70c and is tough as can be.
They had some at Blade last year, and I understand they are now making knives out of the stuff, but it is very expensive.
They had some at Blade last year, and I understand they are now making knives out of the stuff, but it is very expensive.
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It would be interested to learn more about this material.