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So far, so good! Probably more a matter of luck and lack of hours than any particular skill though :^D

Regarding the "Not all steels are created equal". That was kind of the question. I don't see why a laminated bar can't use the same steel as a milled bar. Marc made a good point about straightening a laminated bar, but I wonder how different that is from straightening a light bar. Both are...

What happens to a light bar when it really gets tweaked? Seems like the inserts would pop out. I'd also think it would be harder to straighten if one was so inclined.

Aside from generally being more cheaply made, it doesn't seem like they have to be. Steel's steel, right? What am I missing in the equation? I'm thinking about light bars particularly. Instead of milling out a solid bar and filling it with epoxy, why not a slotted core leaving the holes...