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  1. i may have sawn off some ironwood this morning , new sawzall blade slaps but the wood was extremely hard and tight grained.- I may look into carbide blades, diablo or milwaukee teh axe demo blade - the tempering and rockwell hardness make a difference, it depends on applications also #tungsten #carbide

  2. i may have sawn off some ironwood this morning , new sawzall blade slaps but the wood was extremely hard and tight grained.- I may look into carbide blades, diablo or milwaukee teh axe demo blade - the tempering and rockwell hardness make a difference, it depends on applications also #tungsten #carbide

  3. Before LEDs, cavers trusted chemistry:

    Water + calcium carbide = acetylene flame.

    Gareth’s video isn’t just retro—it’s a science lesson with dirt under its nails. 🔥⛏️

    So, carbide loyalists… why? (Asking for a caving pal.) 👀

    youtube.com/shorts/U__RAr8bcdI

    #caving #spelunking #potholing #carbide #uk #britain

  4. This Tiny Steam Engine Takes a Watchmaker’s Skill to Build - When your steam engine build requires multiple microscopes, including those of the... - hackaday.com/2024/09/09/this-t #micromachining #steamengine #watchmaker #horology #carbide #parts #lathe #steam #hss

  5. This Tiny Steam Engine Takes a Watchmaker’s Skill to Build - When your steam engine build requires multiple microscopes, including those of the... - hackaday.com/2024/09/09/this-t #micromachining #steamengine #watchmaker #horology #carbide #parts #lathe #steam #hss

  6. This Tiny Steam Engine Takes a Watchmaker’s Skill to Build - When your steam engine build requires multiple microscopes, including those of the... - hackaday.com/2024/09/09/this-t #micromachining #steamengine #watchmaker #horology #carbide #parts #lathe #steam #hss

  7. This Tiny Steam Engine Takes a Watchmaker’s Skill to Build - When your steam engine build requires multiple microscopes, including those of the... - hackaday.com/2024/09/09/this-t #micromachining #steamengine #watchmaker #horology #carbide #parts #lathe #steam #hss

  8. Theoretical models have indicated that carbon vacancies in metal #carbide precipitates are effective H traps..Increasing the number of carbon vacancies in individual metal carbides is important since the overall hydrogen trapping capacity can be leveraged by introducing abundant metal carbides..we compare a reference #steel..with an experimental steel added with #molybdenum (Mo), which form Ti-Mo carbides comprising more carbon vacancies than TiCs."

    nature.com/articles/s41467-024

  9. Theoretical models have indicated that carbon vacancies in metal #carbide precipitates are effective H traps..Increasing the number of carbon vacancies in individual metal carbides is important since the overall hydrogen trapping capacity can be leveraged by introducing abundant metal carbides..we compare a reference #steel..with an experimental steel added with #molybdenum (Mo), which form Ti-Mo carbides comprising more carbon vacancies than TiCs."

    nature.com/articles/s41467-024

  10. I'm working on cleaning up an old power miter box, #rockwell 34-010. circa 1985. It takes a 9inch blade.

    The manual says to "never use a #carbide tip blade"!

    anyone have any idea why such a admonishment.

  11. I'm working on cleaning up an old power miter box, #rockwell 34-010. circa 1985. It takes a 9inch blade.

    The manual says to "never use a #carbide tip blade"!

    anyone have any idea why such a admonishment.

  12. I'm working on cleaning up an old power miter box, #rockwell 34-010. circa 1985. It takes a 9inch blade.

    The manual says to "never use a #carbide tip blade"!

    anyone have any idea why such a admonishment.

  13. I'm working on cleaning up an old power miter box, #rockwell 34-010. circa 1985. It takes a 9inch blade.

    The manual says to "never use a #carbide tip blade"!

    anyone have any idea why such a admonishment.