Nickel in blocks???

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**bergy** · #1 12-04-2022, 07:04 PM

So, you called a machinist who has determined that the brinell hardness reading is greater on later blocks? 😂

Do you know how silly that sounds? All you want to do is argue. PM me if you really have questions.

Quantitative hardness testing on a representative sample of blocks cast on specific dates would be the only way to draw conclusions. I lived this Phil - please don’t just be contrary. PM me if you have questions.

70 copo · #2 12-04-2022, 07:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bergy

So, you called a machinist who has determined that the brinell hardness reading is greater on later blocks? ��

Do you know how silly that sounds? All you want to do is argue. PM me if you really have questions.

Quantitative hardness testing on a representative sample of blocks cast on specific dates would be the only way to draw conclusions. I lived this Phil - please don’t just be contrary. PM me if you have questions.

Perfect!

Now with that aside the Marc Dant post is instructive as to the discussion for those so inclined.

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