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Old 01-01-2005, 01:39 PM
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Bainite?

What can you tell me about bainite and how it pertains to knives and swords? Pros vs cons? How would one do this using ten series steel?Thanks. McAhron


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Here's a thread at swordforum all about bainite, there's others too if you search there. Bainite it a big buzword over there because of the Howard Clark differentially hardened matrinsite/bainite katanas. Generally speaking it's tougher but less edge holding. With 10xx steels it's almost impossible to do bainite because they require such a fast quench.

http://forums.swordforum.com/showthr...threadid=45208


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Thanks Awp. I have read that and many other articles today on bainite and have decided not to pursue the matter any further.McAhron


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