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Tungsten is even more difficult to work than titanium. I have tungsten tips on my hiking poles for durability in rocky surfaces. It's **** tough material. Usually tungsten is the core material in armor piercing bullets. (Unless you have a private supply of depleted uranium!;o)
The saying "Wears like iron." should be replaced with "Wears like tungsten."
Eric B.
I have been researching sintering. Most tungsten stuff seems to be sintered. What it is sintered with is the key to what the use is. Various tungsten + copper sinterings are available. The more tungsten over copper the heavier and harder.
I've been trying to workout how to make "soft" sintered tungsten or deformable polymer matrix.
The tungsten polymer with polymer against the bore concepts don't solve the "soft" problem. If it's not soft it's armor piercing. That's a no no where I live. Rather work to solve a problem than the options.
Soft and heavy. Heavier than lead. As precise as turned copper. Soft skinned like copper with hBN coating.