Re: Calling All Engineers/Machinists

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Posted by Matt Wilson [162.158.78.121] on Friday, April 05, 2019 at 16:40:53 :

In Reply to: Calling All Engineers/Machinists posted by Vaughn [172.68.34.31] on Thursday, April 04, 2019 at 19:31:43 :

Vaughn,

If you are talking about achieving a hardness of RC 58 - 63 in 1015 steel, I assume you mean this will be accomplished by carburizing? If you are thinking of just quenching and tempering the basic 1015 steel, it'll never get anywhere near that hard. It doesn't have enough carbon in it.

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Re: Calling All Engineers/Machinists - Vaughn 09:00:01 04/06/2019

Re: Calling All Engineers/Machinists - Matt Wilson 02:49:18 04/07/2019
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    - Re: Idler Gear/Shaft Image - Vaughn 13:19:22 04/08/2019
  - Re: Idler Gear/Shaft Image - Matt Wilson 17:30:47 04/07/2019
- Re: Calling All Engineers/Machinists - Vaughn 12:41:57 04/07/2019
  - Re: Calling All Engineers/Machinists - Matt Wilson 17:25:47 04/07/2019
    - Re: Calling All Engineers/Machinists - Vaughn 13:12:35 04/08/2019
      - You're quite welcome, Vaughn! ntxt - Matt Wilson 22:11:24 04/09/2019
- Re: Calling All Engineers/Machinists - Mike in Arkansas 06:38:02 04/07/2019
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