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Re: Drilling or welding old steel !!
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Posted by Ibby on June 27, 2004 at 02:48:57 from (209.23.29.128):
In Reply to: Drilling or welding old steel !! posted by Alberta Mike on June 26, 2004 at 13:07:07:
The age of 60 years caught my attention. That would make it during WWII, when they recycled anything with an iron content to feed the war machine. Could it possibly mean there was a lot of variation between batches,or even within a batch? For sure, I'd guess there wasn't a lot of quality control - the object was to produce, produce, produce. It also stands to reason that the science of steel production wasn't advanced as it is today. No real knowledge here, but some educated guesses
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