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Re: hardness of iron oxideResponse To:
hardness of iron oxide () David Weaver
Chromium oxide iii is very hard, but I understand it to be a little more round than most types of alumina. It makes a gentler edge on razors than comparable alumina or diamonds. That's probably the only way you could ever tell now that we've pretty well put to bed the idea that strong cutting small abrasives damage tool edges.
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- these results will require some study
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- Re: Sharpening and buffing progression pictures
- Comparative Profile Pictures
- Separate on the IH sorby chisels..