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Play ball as the kids sayYeah, rules are different here. It's their house, we gotta follow their rules.
Okay I don't know how to do thatI think he means the actual Google spreadsheet
Done, thanksI can’t add links on here unfortunately. If you can send an email to Taylorhardness @gmail.com I will forward it to you.
From the site rules:Just did. Seems like any and all links related to me will be shot down on here, from what they said earlier
*The only members who may promote or display their personally built knives, their products, or services in the discussion threads, signature, home page listing or their user profile are "Manufacturers", "Dealers", and "Knifemaker/Craftsman/Service Provider".*
Okay question then. If it’s someone else referencing my site/page/whatever is that allowed? I obviously am not a member, but what if a member does?From the site rules:
Understood, thank you.From the site rules:
If you have the proper membership they can link to it.Okay question then. If it’s someone else referencing my site/page/whatever is that allowed? I obviously am not a member, but what if a member does?
Calling Noss, where are you?!?!?So glad to see you out here spreading facts! The knife industry has needed independent 3rd party testing, badly!
Now we need 3rd party toughness testing
For what it’s worth, I do have access to Charpy impact machines at my place of work. I’m just admittedly not a machinist by any stretch. But if anyone had the capability to machine a set of whatever steel charpy they want to see tested and send them my way, I could test them.Calling Noss, where are you?!?!?
I've still yet to get the 3V heat treated and machined to Larrin for testing as he offered for his ISO 148-1 sub size charpy specimens. Otherwise if I wasn't so busy at work I'd do it.For what it’s worth, I do have access to Charpy impact machines at my place of work. I’m just admittedly not a machinist by any stretch. But if anyone had the capability to machine a set of whatever steel charpy they want to see tested and send them my way, I could test them.
Ahh yah you mentioned that a while back. That’d be an interesting one.I've still yet to get the 3V heat treated and machined to Larrin for testing as he offered for his ISO 148-1 sub size charpy specimens. Otherwise if I wasn't so busy at work I'd do it.
Yes, on the website. It wouldn’t hurt to have it on the spreadsheet too. If the blade isn’t representative of a particular model (esp. if a one-off or similar), note that clearly.Ahhh okay. I don’t have actual access to the website outside of adding information to the spreadsheet. If people have further questions about data on the website, they can refer to the spreadsheet first.
just to be discredited by guys using Google AI and 3 minutes of “research”. It gets tiring, and it’s extremely annoying at times.
Thank you! I’m glad I can offer a cool tidbit of information to the knife community.Welcome! I'll check out the Rockwell data, I'm a cnc programmer/machinist. Our metrology labs have the same equipment and I've used them as well. Cool of you to put together a list of tested hardnesses
Much appreciatedWelcome! I'll check out the Rockwell data, I'm a cnc programmer/machinist. Our metrology labs have the same equipment and I've used them as well. Cool of you to put together a list of tested hardnesses
TestifyTitanium can't make a sword bro. I google'd it.
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I will be here as well after doing a few things. Just got home from workWe are good to go here guys. We have ironed out our differences and sorted ourselves out. If you guys and galls have questions related to the testing parameters, I will be free tonight to answer any+all questions you guys may have.