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Array Whipability Testing Does anyoneknow how they test the whipability factor of s2000 blades? -
Clamp the blade 70 cm from the point, set so that its flexion will be in the vertical plane. Hang a 200 g weight 1 cm from the point. The distance that the point should deflect from its unweighted position should be between 4.5 cm and 7 cm.
-Dave -
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Array Thank you very much.
Also, do you know if there is any way to find out the metalic content of blades? Could you call up a company hotline and just ask?
By the way, what is a flexion?
Last edited by KShan5[PrFC]; 10-15-2002 at 10:12 PM.
-Kevin -
By flexion I meant the direction it bends.
One of the appendices to the rules lists the FIE guidelines for maraging steel used in FIE homologated blades (it's essentially just the content ranges for maraging steels that were already on the market, not some custom formula developed specially for fencing). Non-FIE blades are generally of simple carbon steel (probably one of the 10xx's or the like). I wouldn't expect a vendor to be up on the precise steel a given manufacturer uses.
-Dave -
whipability testing of eggs Does anyone know how the eggs are tested for whipability? -
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Array  Originally Posted by rssatya Does anyone know how the eggs are tested for whipability? My neighbor's front door. -
 Originally Posted by KShan5[PrFC] Thank you very much.
Also, do you know if there is any way to find out the metalic content of blades? Could you call up a company hotline and just ask?
By the way, what is a flexion? Kevin,
if you're really curious, we can use an XRF from work to figure it out.
-w -
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Array  Originally Posted by DJ Apostrophe Kevin,
if you're really curious, we can use an XRF from work to figure it out.
-w i think he was really curious 3 and a half years ago.
considering his attention span, i would imagine he doesn't care now.... -
Oh wow... I didn't even look at the dates of his post (quite obviously).
-w -
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Array  Originally Posted by neevel Clamp the blade 70 cm from the point, set so that its flexion will be in the vertical plane. Hang a 200 g weight 1 cm from the point. The distance that the point should deflect from its unweighted position should be between 4.5 cm and 7 cm. Hey, wouldn't it be cool if someone took all the rules like this and put them together into bound form? That could be really useful as a reference. Like a book or something. A book of rules. We could even call it the rulebook! Oh, wait...
-B "Oh but you can't expect to wield supreme executive power just because some watery tart threw a sword at you!" -
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Array Better yet  Originally Posted by oiuyt Hey, wouldn't it be cool if someone took all the rules like this and put them together into bound form? That could be really useful as a reference. Like a book or something. A book of rules. We could even call it the rulebook! Oh, wait...
-B We could take this new fangled "rulebook" and put it into a digital thingy format and make it searchable.... Oh, wait..... -
 Originally Posted by oiuyt Hey, wouldn't it be cool if someone took all the rules like this and put them together into bound form? That could be really useful as a reference. Like a book or something. A book of rules. We could even call it the rulebook! Oh, wait...
-B
Silly fencer. Everybody knows the rulebook stops at t.132 -
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Array  Originally Posted by KD5MDK Silly fencer. Everybody knows the rulebook stops at t.132
silly fencer. everybody knows that three and a half years ago, rulebooks didn't exist. -
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Array Hey gimmi a break, I was a sophomore in high school doing a science fair project. I got an A on it though, thanks to Neevel. Similar Threads -
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