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Key Insights
- Powdered steels generally have better edge retention but can be harder to sharpen
- Steels with high corrosion resistance often have high chromium content
- High carbon content typically improves hardness and edge retention
- The most balanced steels for general use tend to have moderate scores across all properties
- Specialty steels excel in specific properties for particular applications
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