Steel Types: Carbon-Steel Explained in 3 Minutes

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In the previous tutorial, we talked about the nine different types of steel that exist. We also talked about the SAE 4 digit standard, which is the way these 4 different types of steel are classified.
We will discuss SAE steel grades as well as steel types and steel types explained.

[joels]

Excellent video. No BS at the beginning, a whole bunch of great information, then the video ends. Spectacular. All Youtube videos should be like this.

[jedidiahlawton]

I am really hoping that you will continue this thread that you have started with the nine different types of Steel and explaining the different flavors and pros and cons with each one of them been wanting to learn this kind of thing for a long time and I think you are aggregating all the information in one source and that's really great

[mainkordormawblei]

I tried looking for high carbon steel manufacturing. i found non! i don't understand why

[billyrobinson]

Very helpful sir thanks for this video

[LinhNguyen-evwq]

What carbon steel would you recommend for making a cooking griddle? I'm looking to make one for my wife but not sure which type is food safe. Thank you.

[talade]

Would steel with an SAE number of 1520 be good steel?
From your Diagrams that would be Carbon steel with Manganese content of 1% - 1.65% and 2% Carbon.
I have no understanding in the topic, is this good steel?

[dirtdogdigital]

So what grade of steel or combo of materials would resist the action of a Sawzall and angle grinder? What confounds a cutting blade? I'm trying to devise a way to defeat the catalytic converter dirtbags by beefing up a series of steel reinforcement tubes that would be welded on the exhaust pipe, any suggestions?

[gabrielphilips]

What kind of carbon is used? Coal? Amorphous carbon?

[sidiktaichou]

How to mixture 0.5 % silicon? You mean kind like we making bread? We mixture flour, egg, water and butter?

[aryawicaksana]

Excuse me sir, i still don't understand. As i know, , carbon is more brittle than iron. But why when we mixture carbon and iron. It can be stronger and harder than pure iron?