AISI 1018 low carbon steel added. I don't think i's is used by itself, but often used in pattern weldd damascus.
Friday, February 19, 2010 18:09:58
This time this is AISI 1085 steel. High carbon pring steel, so far I have confirmed info about at least one custom maker using it. Posting inquiry on knife forums helped to get that info.
Thursday, February 18, 2010 22:20:52
AISI 1044 steel. Strange as it is, or may be not, but this relatively low carbon steel is also used in knives, specifically in throwing knives where toughness is more critical and you don't want to spend too much money too.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010 23:46:23
Phew. That was more complicated than I thought... As usual :) Anyway, client side scripting is up. Testes successfully on MSIE 7 and 8, FF 3.x, Chrome and Kmeleon. Added caching for the main table view, i.e. no query params except sort. Later I'll add server side caching to avoid db queries for static data and cache move chart views.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010 19:25:14
Client side sorting is 100% completed. Even found a bug today and fixed it too. However, caching properly is a problem and still struggling with the algorithm. There are several levels of caching involved to make matters more interesting...
Wednesday, February 17, 2010 13:18:27
It's yet another speed modification for the chart. Sorting currently is done on the server side, and reloading the whole table, issuing query, processing data from 3 tables... Client side sort will eliminate all that and will only take fraction of a second. Sorting is done. I have to deal with the sort indicators and other minor issues and it'll be up. Hopefully tomorrow. May be that will allow for at least some caching too.
Monday, February 15, 2010 20:22:03
As promised, the review was overviewed, revised and the new data provided by Henckels Japan was added to the relevant parts of the review. For the details, read on. I've added information about Miyabi line history, steel information, a little about heat treatment and future plans for another review if the knife comes back to me, I suspect it will :) Everything dulls, even the ZDP-189 steel at 65-67HRC.
Sunday, February 14, 2010 18:29:39



