Thats a sweet blade.Lmao...just messin ..is all Knifemaker..Check out this knife. It's my son's. ..He collects them,...i buy em......
Knife steel is 1095 and 15N20.
Yes sir I make everything from scratch, no pre made parts or anything like that. All done in my shop.
whats this? There are other furniture makers amongst me?
I visited Colonial Williamsburg about 15 years ago and saw those guys making furniture, the old way, and I became fascinated. It took me a couple years to get the hang of sharpening the tools properly but man, that’s when things became fun and I haven’t looked back since.
Thanks for the knowledge Knife! I didn’t know that.
Those swirls are actually inside the steel.Hell yea guys those are some beautiful blades u got there I know it was being talked about these pas few days in some ones journal but I dnt remember which one lol but what are those swirly marks on the blade is that from an acid bath of sorts or sumthn?
And duggs yea this soil is the best stuff I've seen lol. I havnt had better herb then HB buds. Shit this last harvest which was my first run of HB soil the buds just flew out the jars lmao. Every1 cudnt get enough of it. Now I no tho not to waste it like candy gotta hoard it like gold
Those swirls are actually inside the steel.
Pattern welded Damascus steel is made by stacking multiple alternating layers of 2 different alloys that have similar heat treatment requirements, one with a nickle content and one regular high carbon steel. This stack is then forge welded into a homogeneous billet. It is now solid piece that still has it alternating layers. You then cut it up, stack it and re forge weld it together again to raise the layer count. This restacking process is repeated untill the layer count is where the smith wants it. Then the billet gets drawn out and manipulated in various ways like twisting, making cut or drilling shallow holes etc then the bar gets hammered out flat. When a blade is made from the resulting billet of damascus steel it wont look any different from a normal steel blade, untill it gets etched in acid. The nickle in the one steel will resist the acid staying bright while the carbon in the other gets eaten up, turning black.
Sorry for the long post in @Duggan's thread. Someone asked a question here that I'm actually qualified to answer lol.
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Now thats a toy I could play with. Damn you Duggs.....getting me all excited n stuff!Lmao...just messin ..is all Knifemaker..Check out this knife. It's my son's. ..He collects them,...i buy em......
Knife steel is 1095 and 15N20.
Good mornin to ya Yeti. Thanks for looking thru my latest Bubble Hash day.Was a lot of work but i now have some for a while. Cheers.Man I am behind! Another excellent bubble hash tutorial there Duggs! And of course the girls are looking as good as they always do bud!
I have always had a thing for knives and in the last year got my first damascus blade. It is definitely the prettiest blade I have and also the sharpest!
Thanks Van...lol..know wat ya mean...love knives too.Have a few Damascus ...they are so cool and depending on wat steels were used can be very durable at holding a nice edge.
Now that is fast delivery.....What kind of fan did you get....that vivosun fan I got seemed to settle in just fine and has been working like a champ. I am thinking about ordering another one soon. My only real complaint is that it doesn't clamp to poles very well...there is a new model for about $15 more that looks better....still debating.
I've been running the exact same vivosun fan as that 24hrs a day for almost 3 week straight . So far Its working great. I do wish the had one more lower setting, and the oscillation motor isnt up to much if the fan is mounted on to steep of an angle it just sits in ine spot and goes clickity clickity clickity clickity. Other than that its a great fan for the price.Now that is fast delivery.....What kind of fan did you get....that vivosun fan I got seemed to settle in just fine and has been working like a champ. I am thinking about ordering another one soon. My only real complaint is that it doesn't clamp to poles very well...there is a new model for about $15 more that looks better....still debating.
