The Four Types of Steel (Part 1) | Metal Supermarkets

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Do you guys have a video explaining the difference between grades of steel? For example, the difference between A36 and AR400 96X240 plates?

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Very useful would you please continue explaining more about steel in this series.

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How can an AISI number be used to designate steel with greater than 1% carbon ?

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Hello in the last you told 4140 4 indicates mylabdeum And 1 % is mylabdeum or Re-sulfurized carbon steel Please clarify..

[@RayanAloweiny]

I didn't get it, first you said the second digit of the series indicates the Sub-category , then you said generally it indicates the concentration of the major element ?? so how can I find out for (SAE1015) for example ?? can anyone explain ? :)

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Excuse me, what kind of steel that use for make thread rod ?

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Hi, i am a hobbyist knife maker and as such I purchase small stock bars, usually 2 by 12 by .125. do you offer O1 in such small quantities?

[@miloszivkovic6118]

I have a question for steel knowers. What if you cut smaller part from very thick steel (10x10x10 inch cube), lets say 2x2x6 inch. Is it same strength as if you cast 2x2x6 steel right away?

[@sierraecho884]

unless you change the harness etc by the cutting process it is the same yes. Steel in general is Isotropic unlike carbon fiber which is anisotropic.

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I thought the best steel came from a blast furnace

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Eli L

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what kind of steel is the strangest for wrenches?. i screw on rusty cars most. and all wrenches i been try´d is just failing... i have to grind and its not fun. i have not tryed titanium whrenses but those are really expensive...... 2000 dollars for a set. seen videos on wright-grip wrenches and those are strong but im living in europe little hard to get them...

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Difference between 550d and500 sd tmt bars

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Sanatorium about Damascus steel?

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Within 20 seconds I know he was Canadian

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How?

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Says "aboot" at :15

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[@PacoOtis]

Thanks for the video but this one appears that it needed to be at least ten minutes long.

[@tjvanderloop1686]

Great Video on the Fundamentals for Welding & CAD-design. T J (Tom) Vanderloop, Welding-Instructor, LSME & AWS Member

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H13 - but somehow I think he/you already knew that

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Must be Canadian eh.

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what aboot the video made you say that

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So is it a supermarket or a convenience store? Fail slogan. Razz.

[@sierraecho884]

I have always disliked this system. The chemical composition defines a material property, therefore the more precise way would be to simply show the chemical composition like X120Mn12, It is immediately clear that this Steel contains 1,2% Carbon and 12% manganese.

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Can you make your intro a little louder and more jarring???