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Right now the best steel as far as stainless steel is S35VN stainless steel. It surpasses the S30V steel. But if you want the best carbon steel, personally I would go with D2 steel. It is such a good steel that it is considered a semi-stainless steel. But to really help you out, it's not the type of steel that's the most important thing. It is the way the steel is heat tempered and hardened. If it is not properly heat treated and hardened, then the steel is worthless as far as knives go. If the HRC is too high for the type of steel/ stainless steel, then the blade will be brittle and chip or break easier. If the steel's HRC aka Rockwell hardness is too low, then it will easily bend and will not hold an edge well at all. Each steel and stainless steel have their own HRC tolerance level Going above or below its HRC tolerance makes for a bad knife blade.

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Question moved from Cars and Trucks to Hunting as a rough guess! Difficult to say when you give ZERO clue to what the item is that you broke in half!

Check with google

What type of stones?

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This could be a case of lack of water and not enough fertilizer.

Go to a sports/hunting store and ask for a catalog.

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This is a little late, but go into Edgars if one is close and ask for an application. If there is not one near you then find one on line and ask for one.

The problem depends on the type of stand that you have. I suppose that because you are on the hunting site that your stand is some type of hunting stand. Is it a seat mounted that rotates or a some other type of setup? If you have a seat that rotates manually, then look for the pivot or rotating part of the stand where the stand and chair connect. There should be a bushing or bearing that is seized and needs some lubrication.