08-25-2017, 07:05 PM
Mr. Mark sayeth, "I've only been using super tooth S30V for six months or so, but the difference is unquestionable IMHO."
Can you elaborate? Better edge retention? Less riding on the surface of stuff?
"Indeed, there are still many riddles in relation to sharpening and cutting, which is puzzling. Why is this so ambiguous? Doesn't it seem odd that we can send a probe through 2,700,000,000 miles of -300*F space to study an entire planet in detail, but we can't figure out the best way to cut rope? Astonishing."
No kidding! It's a real head scratcher ain't it!
I've wondered the exact same thing.
Let's see... Fly a rocket to Mars. Orbit the planet. Lower a rover on ropes, release the thing and land it by retro rockets. All by remote control and programming. Then drive the thing around for years, taking surface samples, analyzing them in on-board labs, all the while sending high res imagery back to earth. Yet tomes continue to be written on sharpening a simple blade. Very curious indeed.
Can you elaborate? Better edge retention? Less riding on the surface of stuff?
"Indeed, there are still many riddles in relation to sharpening and cutting, which is puzzling. Why is this so ambiguous? Doesn't it seem odd that we can send a probe through 2,700,000,000 miles of -300*F space to study an entire planet in detail, but we can't figure out the best way to cut rope? Astonishing."
No kidding! It's a real head scratcher ain't it!
I've wondered the exact same thing.
Let's see... Fly a rocket to Mars. Orbit the planet. Lower a rover on ropes, release the thing and land it by retro rockets. All by remote control and programming. Then drive the thing around for years, taking surface samples, analyzing them in on-board labs, all the while sending high res imagery back to earth. Yet tomes continue to be written on sharpening a simple blade. Very curious indeed.