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Yea talked to Bob and Jeff on the phone and asked what the had in the back.
The other bar is s125v at .106
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Tell Me your thoughts on CPM 15v
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Yea talked to Bob and Jeff on the phone and asked what the had in the back.
The other bar is s125v at .106
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Are they 36" in length? I would appreciate divy 9" long piece each. I am curious about 15v & s125v hrc & perf at 400F tempered.
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The reason, Natlek, I think is because at 64 and higher, you can stop worrying about silicon dioxide / quartz (sand) type materials (which are a mohs hardness of 7)
silica tends to be in many plants you might cut (esp. bamboo) even if small in percentage. It's one of the common substances to dull edges
I think that's the reason some people get obsessed with high HRC