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    Poll: I believe that my original analysis is correct. ...

    I believe that my original analysis is correct. High-carbon steel is brittle while stainless is ductile/malleable. Cranes, elevators, etc use steel ropes that are wound around a spool to function. ...
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    Poll: Interesting. These things both contradict the...

    Interesting.

    These things both contradict the other, and both are written from a standpoint of one (as far as we can deduce) who is not an expert in metals.

    I wonder if Mike Blue or someone of...
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    Poll: Here's an article about hunting knives but the...

    Here's an article about hunting knives but the same holds true for razors, again IME:

    High Carbon Steel vs Stainless Steel for Your Hunting Knife - Which is Better?
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    Poll: I don't think so. My understanding is that...

    I don't think so. My understanding is that Stainless is more ductile/malleable than carbon steel, and so it would more prone to being pushed around. The only advantage with stainless is that it's...
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    Poll: I'm not crazy about stainless blades. Maybe it's...

    I'm not crazy about stainless blades. Maybe it's in my head, but a big and driving factor for me when it comes to blades is, "When am I going to have to hone this thing again?".

    Invariably, the...
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