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Yes, steel can be folded. This is a common practice in the production of "damascus" or pattern welded steel.
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What does folded steel weigh?
.... in theory the same as not folded steel.
Where you can buy a folded steel katana that has been folded 200 times?
Nowhere. Stop believing movies are real. Folding modern steel doesn't make it better, anyway. 16th-century steel sucked and it was folded to make it suck less.
How strong an ordinary steel can be when folded?
Folding steel accomplishes nothing, anymore.
Does folded steel get rusted?
Folded and Damascus steels are not stainless, so yes; if not maintained, will rust.
What is EN45 sprung steel blade?
It's a modern steel used for blades. It makes quite a nice, sharp, and durable blade, especially when folded on itself like damascus.
What is folded plate r.c.c roof?
its an roof which has been moulded to an shape. which is in rcc, steel etc.its for large covering for open spaces
Where can you find a real ninjas sword?
you can find a tonto or strait katana online or thu special order but if it is not folded steel is is a poser on will not perform.
Why should Japanese knives not be sharpened using an oil stone?
There is no reason Japanese knives should not be sharpened as knives from any other place. This misconception may arise from a coating some companies put on their knives (which can be rubbed off), or the fact that top-quality knives are Damask steel. Damask steel is steel that has been folded several times (occasionally several hundred or even several thousand times). If folded enough, this steel essentially does not dull, so there would be no point to sharpening knives of this sort.
How are folded mountains different from dome mountains?
folded mountains are folded
Is T10 folded steel blade stronger than non folded T10 steel?
The way I understand it is the process of folding the steel or pattern welding causes a laminated type steal blade that is more flexible than a solid blade of the same steel. When it is folded it is not molten together but bonded. If it was molten together it would not have the characteristics of a laminated blade but a solid piece as if smelted. Think of a laminated piece of wood against a solid piece and you can understand the difference in flexibility and overall strength. Like that of a laminated bow. The laminated blade would flex more and be less likely to break, strength is typical of the hardness of the steel as well. So in a way it would be stronger because of flexibility but you have to take into consideration the hardness. I would research into differential hardening techniques used by sword craftsman to learn more. Hope this helps. Jerrud
Are postcards folded?
they r folded but not by the person who sends the note. they r folded by the post services.
How are mountains folded?
when the Earth plates collide.Rocks areforced into air and folded with pressure and built the folded mountins.
