conetip AzB Silver Member Silver Member Oct 23, 2018 #61 Depending on the composite make up, but 0.81mm is actually quite a substantial wall section.
WGDave AzB Silver Member Silver Member Oct 23, 2018 #62 Jsnstanley said: It’s a ferromagnetic metal. Not aluminum. Click to expand... What is the significance as pool cue shafts go of this metal being ferromagnetic? Maybe they are talking about its ferromagnetic properties, or the lack of a magnetic field? Steel has many different compositions, and each have different ferromagnetic properties. Unless you are trying to create a magnet, most steels are categorized for their resistance to becoming magnetic when cold worked. For instance, stainless steel 304 does not have as good a resistance to becoming magnetized during cold work as stainless steel 316. I am just curious.
Jsnstanley said: It’s a ferromagnetic metal. Not aluminum. Click to expand... What is the significance as pool cue shafts go of this metal being ferromagnetic? Maybe they are talking about its ferromagnetic properties, or the lack of a magnetic field? Steel has many different compositions, and each have different ferromagnetic properties. Unless you are trying to create a magnet, most steels are categorized for their resistance to becoming magnetic when cold worked. For instance, stainless steel 304 does not have as good a resistance to becoming magnetized during cold work as stainless steel 316. I am just curious.