Recently I took my Yard Hook and ground down the hook.Not all the way off but really it ended up looking almost exactly like a Yard Guard,I'll post pics as soon as I get a chance.Anyway I noticed that even though I was getting a steady shower of sparks,when I touched the steel where I was grinding it was only alittle warm.Is this stuff heat resistant? <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/ooo.gif" alt="" />
Posted By: imaginefj
Re: SR-77.. - 03/19/09 04:49 AM
Maybe since its such a thick piece of softer steel along the spine it dissipated well?
Posted By: sumoj275
Re: SR-77.. - 03/19/09 05:29 PM
Steel with magical powers. Can you imagine what some would think if we were to go back in time with a sword made of todays steel? We would have an Excalibur in our hands.
Look forward to the pics.
Posted By: Rainwalker
Re: SR-77.. - 03/19/09 05:32 PM
My father-in-law has talked about using a Jackhammer, and about how at times the bit would actually get red hot from over use... <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/ooo.gif" alt="" /> With this in mind, considering that S7 was specifically designed for Jackhammer bits and the like, I would assume that resistance to excess friction and heat would be very important.