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A simple stainless steel like AEB-L really only "requires" dry ice temperatures for the "cold" treatment. When you get into the more complex alloys like an Elmax, you need to be about 20 or so...

Folks who have worked with it a lot will tell you that 52100 is a bit more sensitive to austenizing temps than other steels we like to use. Above 1500F, you get bearing steel with big chromium...

Bruno, some folks have been chatting with a guy who works for one of the German companies about O2. He used to work for BU/Voestalpine and was the point guy for getting the thicker AEB-L stock to the...