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154cm Vs Nitro V. Nitro V vs 154CM Steel Performance Compared Mitchell Knives Nitro-V is pretty similar to 14c28n, decent performance and suitable toughness for a smaller fixed blade A previous CATRA test we did comparing 154CM and AEB-L found the AEB-L to be about half of the 154CM, but in these tests the AEB-L was closer to 75% of CPM-154.

But what about the knife buyer/maker that wants a lower cost option? What's the best choice? Nitro-V is pretty similar to 14c28n, decent performance and suitable toughness for a smaller fixed blade

Acer Nitro V 15 (ANV1551) vs Acer Nitro 5 AN51558 YouTube

Nitro v is much much better than both cpm154 and n690 in the edge retention department Steel Metallurgist Larrin Thomas uses tests of knife steels to rate the steels and explains the factors that control performance. A previous CATRA test we did comparing 154CM and AEB-L found the AEB-L to be about half of the 154CM, but in these tests the AEB-L was closer to 75% of CPM-154.

NitroV vs 14C28N Knife Focus. It isn't a super steel necessarily but it will give you decent edge retention while being pretty easy to sharpen. What is Nitro V steel? Nitro-V steel is a martensitic stainless steel with high chromium percentage and nitrogen in its alloy composition

Acer Nitro V 15 (ANV1551) vs Acer Nitro 5 AN51558 YouTube. Explore the performance comparison of Nitro V and 154CM steels in knife making for hardness, toughness, wear, and corrosion resistance. N690Co is similar to a mid point between VG-10 and 154cm, slightly higher edge retention than VG-10, slightly lower than 154cm, slightly higher toughness than 154cm, slightly lower than VG-10.