Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Every day is a mix of good and bad things, and today something good happened.
Something bad might happen tomorrow.
I'm glad I'm the kind of carefree person who doesn't let things like that bother me at all lol
Let’s put aside the past we can’t get back and the future we can’t predict, and do our radio calisthenics so we can enjoy today to the fullest!
But that's beside the point.
Ultimate Thunder Blade Championship
Which Thunder Blade is the sharpest⁉
So, I conducted an experiment using the two types I had on hand, along with one blade and another blade that a certain stainless steel fabricator highly recommends.
BOSCH
Redibon (Top Pick from Stainless Steel Fabricators)
Golden Egg
These are the three types.
Recommended by the stainless steel processing industry: Resibon Super Cut, Golden Egg, and Bosch.
The conclusion isIt was Bosch lol
As for the cutting atmosphere, first off, there's this Regibon that a certain stainless steel fabricator raves about lol
Slow, slow!
On top of that, it didn't cut well and the blade got clogged, so it was no good...
Next up, the golden egg.
So fast, so fast!
It just keeps breaking!
But,I'm running out of blades lol
Next up: Bosch
It just keeps breaking!
There's still quite a bit of the blade left!
That's nice~♪
So, Bosch won lol
That said, there was actually a reason for it.
It's written on the front of each blade, but,
Bosch HA60TBF
HA: Crushed Alumina
Grain size: 60 (The smaller the value, the coarser the grain; the coarser the grain, the lower the strength)
Bond strength: T (Rated from A to Z, with A indicating the softest.)
Binder: BF (fiber-reinforced resin)
Golden Egg AZ60 B3F (Look it up yourself)
Regibon 46P (Look it up yourself)
So, Bosch is hard and has a fairly fine grain size.
PC wire is harder than iron, but softer than stainless steel.
It turned out that the highly praised blade from a certain stainless steel processing company was too soft, which caused compatibility issues between the materials.
Stainless steel is hard, after all!
In a way, the golden egg is just average—neither good nor bad—so maybe that’s why it’s so easy to use.
Even Thunder's blade uses a soft edge against hard objects!!
So that means you should use a hard blade for soft foods!!
But wait!
ThisI found a blade that was better than the BOSCH one.
This blade really does last a long time.
It's a delta cut!
This is for cutting PC steel strands—it's the best tool for cutting rebar. Plus, it lasts a long time!
It was the best value blade.
It's 1 degree softer than Bosch, but,It works well with PC steel strandsThat's right.
See you later.
