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Anonymous Poster	How to Perform a Hardness Test on Ceramic? 07/19/2007 8:02 AM
	HOW WOULD YOU PERFORM A HARDNESS TEST ON CERAMIC WITHOUT IT CRACKING? I HAVE TWO CERAMICS THAT I NEED TO COMPARE THE HARDNESS OF. AT PRESENT WE ARE BORING THEM WITH AN I.D. TOLERANCE OF 0.001MM AND FOUND THAT ONE OF THE CERAMICS WILL HOLD SIZE AND SURFACE FINISH BETTER THAN THE OTHER. ANY COMMENTS WOULD BE APPRECIATED
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PlbMak Guru Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: East Anglia, UK Posts: 2003 Good Answers: 3	#1 Re: How to Perform a Hardness Test on Ceramic? 07/20/2007 3:23 AM
	Why have you typed all this in capitols? Are you aware that this is regarded as SHOUTING, and most people wont even read it? In fact, I haven't read it, thus proving my own point. __________________ 'The truth is out there' The lies are in your head.
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