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    Quote Originally Posted by NobleMetalWorks View Post
    Here is a decent primer on steel grades.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAE_steel_grades

    Scott
    Thanks for this, I've Been spending the past few days learning as much as I could about steel grades and their properties but so far it just feels like a drop in a bucket. My next step is to attempt to figure out where these doors came from, what their use is and possibly their composition. I'm also looking into finding a possible buyer. Thanks again for posting in this thread.



    Quote Originally Posted by brassbuster View Post
    301 is still a 18-8 stainless steel. I sale my 301, 302, and 201 with my 304 and never had a problem. All the other's go as HNR, (High Nickel refinery) The only stainless I seperate is 309, 310 and 316 which pay's more.
    I appreciate that knowledge. I may not have figured this if it weren't for your post.


    Quote Originally Posted by eesakiwi View Post
    Got pics? Gun safe doors? Freezer doors? Secure room for parking the Harley? :-)
    Here are some pics, hopefully someone her knows what they're for?

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    Those are very thick pieces of stainless steel. I have to wonder if a metal artist would have a use for them. My first thought was someone that builds custom motorcycles?

    Well, it is just another thought. You may want to spend some time browsing Etsy which could open your mind to other uses.

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