How I Became a Knife Steel Metallurgist
I love content like this.  I've found my knowledge becomes more specialized as I age, and content like this gives me an opportunity to grok other specialities with relative ease.<p>For whatever reason (I'm a software engineer), I particularly enjoy content about everyday physical goods.  Knife steel has just been added to my bookmark list, but here are a couple more I think are worth sharing:<p>Making the ideal wool fabric for outerwear:
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