When Ranges as Averages box was checked, non ranged values were displayed incorrectly. All ok now.
Monday, February 1, 2010 14:59:15
One of my favorites. Love the design and the steel is one of the newest super steels, performs accordingly too. Details in the review.
Sunday, January 31, 2010 18:07:58
Well, managed to work a little on Wilson's Meadows Skinner review, but couldn't finish it. Doug up missing specs for se3veral custom knives, fixed those, had to weigh, measure etc. Now I have to go to the party, so today is off... If the hangover won't kill me tomorrow I'll finish it up...
Saturday, January 30, 2010 18:08:56
AISI M43 tool steel added. Cobalt Molybdenum high speed tool steel, not that it lackw Tungsten or Vanadium though. Sadly just AISI and UNS names. Can't find any international names for it.
Saturday, January 30, 2010 00:51:10
Working on the Phil Wilson CPM S110V Medows Skinner review
If all goes as planned, the review will be up tomorrow afternoon. Superb knife and superb steel. Love it.
Friday, January 29, 2010 23:18:35
Added AISI M46 tool steel. It is a Molybdenum high speed tool steel, although it does contain both W and V. Also, added SIS(Swedish) standard names for AISI M42 tool steel and AISI M7 tool steel.
Thursday, January 28, 2010 22:18:21
Added AISI M44 steel. High speed, Tungsten Vanadium tool steel. 8 names total.
Wednesday, January 27, 2010 21:39:39
Well, the review was waiting its completion for over 4 months and finally I got it done. A good knife, super steel, just not my thing, being a santuko... other than that, read the details, it's pretty detailed, including stats, different cutting test results, etc.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010 21:30:29
If the graph was built for all zero value elements it would hang. Corrected that. Also, fixed messed up canonical link generation for the single steel case and added correct canonical link generator for the multiple steel names and other possible query parameters.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010 20:35:21
Newcomer is the AISI M41 high speed tool steel. Similar to AISI M35, but not the same, At least Crucieble and Bohler-Uddehom make it. With that we have 366 alloy compositions and ~1200 names.
Monday, January 25, 2010 19:06:00