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1075/80 Info

Discussion in 'Steel, Hardware, & Handle Material' started by SDMay, Feb 20, 2018.

  1. SDMay

    SDMay Active Member

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    There is a company out of the Vancouver area that is carrying some knife steels. He doesn't have 1084 but is carrying 1075/80. I have looked all over the internets and all I can find on this stuff is that it is good for large knives and swords and that it is tough.

    Will this be a good replacement for 1084? I don't make anything huge or swordish and like the way that the 1084 heat treats cause I can do it myself. The price is very good and they have stock available.
     
  2. Rick Marchand

    Rick Marchand New Member

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    unless you are making high performance kitchen knives, you won't see a difference... 1084 isn't top notch kitchen knife material, anyway. Just heat treat it like 1084.
     
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  3. SDMay

    SDMay Active Member

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    Thanks Rick
     

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