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There are many different systems in place for designating the composition of a steel. The most common systems are explained ...by Published on 30-01-10 05:49 AM
Steel
Steel is a solution of carbon in iron and the properties of steels can be changed by altering the amount of ...by Published on 30-01-10 05:47 AM
What is Hardness?
Hardness is the property of a material that enables it to resist plastic deformation, usually by ...by Published on 30-01-10 05:44 AM
There are five classes of stainless steel, namely Martensitic, Ferritic, Austenitic, Duplex and Precipitation Hardening: ...
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The League of Pipe Smokers
Thread Starter: DanzoHi folks Given the interest expressed in this thread: http://www.britishblades.com/forums/showthread.php?t=50745 I'm very pleased to announce the formation of the League of Pipe Smokers. :D
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Bardster's: May 25-27th B/H camp to pull us out of the winter blues...........
Thread Starter: ChuiJust wondered............'case you may have some ideas for something to look forward to, maybe May time :) ps. We are on for the last Bank Holiday weekend of May - its official.
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Anybody for a PITS folder
Thread Starter: pieintheskyI am about ready to start work on another batch of PITS folders. I still have a few design details to resolve but I am almost there. I have made some small modifications to the design: The handle is slightly longer and deeper towards the butt to fill the hand a bit more. The blade is a bit...
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Enzo Necker Group Buy
Thread Starter: sanibel686I've been corresponding with Dennis H (Brisa) about the possibility of doing a group buy on his gorgeous little necker blades. Dennis has offered a VERY good one-off group buy rate and I think a blade could be posted to your door, 1st class signed for, for around £18 all-in. At this stage I'm...
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So, let me just get this right.....
Thread Starter: Stuart MitchellI make knives? - Yes! I am based in Sheffield? - Yes! Further more, based in Portland Works, the Worldwide home of Stainless Steel manufacturing? - Yes! The year is 2013? - Yes! Exactly 100 years since that momentous occasion of the first, ever, Stainless Steel product? - Yes!
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Leatherman Style £4.50...
Thread Starter: jellyfGet it while you can I'm pretty sure it's priced wrong http://www.tesco.com/direct/leatherman-style-swiss-army-knife-multi-tool-black/210-6692.prd?pageLevel=&skuId=210-6692
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Knife Research Legion.
Thread Starter: mollettaHere in sand blasted finish.
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Any Bark River knife owners, with brand new examples?
Thread Starter: hughtrimbleAfternoon all, Watching the Bark River fanatic Virtuovice on youtube, it seems his examples of new Bark River knives (new from factory recently) now come with a secondary V edge. Previously, most if not all of their models came with a zero convex grind. Anyone got one of their recent...
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ZebraLights
Thread Starter: BullseyeIn the past year or so I've become a big fan of ZebraLight torches, so I thought it was about time to start a thread on them. Here is my brace of ZLs. The blistering performance and overall practicality of the SC 600. And the magnificently versatile little SC 80 which can be fed with...
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Birds,bugs etc,around us!!
Thread Starter: Albert EHi!!We all see and sometimes take pictures of animals around our house,or during our travel vacations!!Here some!!Maybe you have a few from your area too!! A mantis in my garden.
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