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Ultra High Carbon Laminte steel ??
Hello All
Got a question. Im in search of a ultimate chefs steel. My question is this. If I take say 1084 powder, and add powdered graphite, will it raise the carbon content? If so, what % graphite to add? For a sheath material in the laminate, would mild contstruction grade steel be ok? Or would I be better off using somthing like brake drum turnings? Or 4600E powder? Does 4600E have enough nickle to be rust resistant? Should I add a layer of nickle between the two to prevent carbon migration? Would it effect the outer material enough to negate the "soft outer steel" effect? I understand that this will have problems with being too hard and chipping, but this will be a slicing and dicing knife, not a chopper. I know this may sound a bit crazy, but it is nagging me, and want to give it a try! Any opinions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks and God Bless Mike __________________ "I cherish the Hammer of Thor, but I praise the hand of God" Last edited by DiamondG Knives; 07-17-2005 at 04:14 AM. |
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