Types of steels

Very entertaining and delightfully presented. Excellent and no bullshit at all.

Awesome lesson thanks

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Thank you very much sir! I have been wondering for some time now what all the letters and numbers stand for. Excellent explanation!

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Very good explanation.... Thanks

Informative and helpful, thank you!

Really helpful

Thank you! This answers my question about HSS as I bought some wood lathe tools and they were labeled as HSS.

Thank you sir for the great explanation of basic of steels. This video is useful for students and for industrialist as well.

One request to you that can you make video on explanation of similar composition steels on different standards.

Is EN36 ( Case hardening steel) a low carbon steel ?

I thought this was going to be more in depth, you could rename this "Types of steels 101 for beginners" or something, so people looking for more advanced lessons can skip ahead. Nice video though.

That was v interesting bro 😃

I have spent over 45 years in the manufacture of steel and at one point another in my career I have made all of the grades of steel that you discuss. Much of the information you presented is either not accurate or is misleading.

Very nicely explained

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Thank you for your time great video

So you mentioned that some tools are made of medium carbon steels if they are intended to be resharpened. But stainless steels and high speed steels are more durable so they may not need to be resharpened. If I wanted to make an axe head, what type/grade of steel do you suggest?

Great stuff

Excellent presentation. Well worth the time spent watching.
Well spoken, easy to follow and understand mostly because of the "real world examples" that I have always seen but never understood . Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I am new here so perhaps I just haven't seen it yet but would like to see a video comparing the various high end fixed blade combat / bush knives.

It's really nice , simple and quite a broad insight. Thanks for your efforts.

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Thanks

Very good lecture sir

You omitted Type S (shock resistant) tool steels.

Rebar is usually high carbon. Hammers are tool steel usual w1 or o1.

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Where can i find those 1080 steel data sheet

Good video but high strength steels can be welded but with correct procedure

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That 1045 sprocket should probably be with the medium carbon category.

Thank You for your effort and time !

Great basic layout! Do I want more depth? Yes, you are great and simplifying a somewhat confusing system. Thanks much!

Great video. Could you suggest materials for loudspeaker core structure (top plate and T-yoke)?

Excellent presentation. This is an area that has very little coverage. I really appreciate your video on this fascinating subject. Thanks for taking the time to share this.

Thanks, great video

Thank you, now I know more than l did.

there is somehing called High strength low alloy steel HSLA

Excellent video explaining types of steel and their uses. Thank you!

Excellent presentation. Thanks

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I came here because i was watching an 80's wwf wrestling match and randy savage hit champion tito santana with a piece of "cold rolled steel" and knocked him out. I needed to find out what that ment

Bravo! Very well done. Thanks for sharing this with us.

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Great inspiration, thanks!