History of Stainless Steel

[roadiemort]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHlhVJP9s2k

[Ace]

That was pretty cool.! Now if only someone could invent black chrome!...Ace

[roadiemort]

https://www.google.ca/search?source=hp&ei=zpDZXe-kPP3E0PEP2M-UmAQ&q=black+chrome&oq=black+chrome&gs_l=psy-ab.1.0.0l10.2269.11340..15526...0.0..0.148.1380.0j12......0....1..gws-wiz.......0i131.t7djr13ktZI#spf=1574539485308

[Spydr]

You ask for it... You got it!

[Ace]

Exhaust? Ive only seem Krome Werks, but, didn't look too hard...Ace

[jcova58]

I enjoyed this historical lesson on stainless steel. Thanks for sharing.

[ItBeMe]

Cool thank you for posting it.

[brianmac]

Yeah thanks I love this kind of stuff to feed my pedanticc self however it would have been way more interesting has he gone into the different alloys stainless and their properties

[roadiemort]

Well maybe you should direct your misguided comments to the makers of this short story, I can't help you with this. Lmao.

[Chromepony]

That is BADASS !!
Thanks, Mort !!

[BigPainRing]

Gotta love the History Guy! Making his treasure trove of historical knowledge available on YouTube.

[D-Fresh]

That was cool. I then proceeded to watch another video by the same guy on Robertson/Phillips screws. Mort, you being from up north should be very familiar with the Robertson fasteners. I HATE slotted screws and not a huge fan of Phillips either but it is better than slotted. I have to say I like Robertson/square drive or Torx much better than Phillips though.

[roadiemort]

Yes, all we use here, just got to watch out for the China knockoffs, heads snap off, inferior steel.

[D-Fresh]

I never knew that Canada used Robertson mostly until i saw that video.

[roadiemort]

Lol, The patent holder is a Canadian. https://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/...27-2008-e.html