Interesting. Why do you think the sharpness level of the two blades converge over time? Would it be reasonable to hypothesize that even though one edge has lost its temper, both end up rolling the same amount? Could this indicate the depth of the loss of hardness and/or the blade just gets thick enough away from the edge to withstand the stress load in that particular environment?
Also interesting is that for the first 1.5 hrs. there is little difference in performance between the two blades. There is only for about a 1.5 hr period where the one pig deconstructing employee has to suffer applying 0g-100g more force to demolish the pig than the other.
By lunch time, the workload of both swine demolition technicians is basically the same.
Also interesting is that for the first 1.5 hrs. there is little difference in performance between the two blades. There is only for about a 1.5 hr period where the one pig deconstructing employee has to suffer applying 0g-100g more force to demolish the pig than the other.
By lunch time, the workload of both swine demolition technicians is basically the same.