jake3330
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wow that is amazing great work what do you use to etch?
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thanks i will look into that
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Hello, I have been trying to make blades for about 5 or 6 months now and look to further my skills i live in Winchendon Massachusetts and was hoping to find someone i could be an apprentice to. I am 16 and i can weld also. I am familiar with the basic forging techniques. I am willing and used to working hard and eager to learn more about this fantastic trade.
Thanks,
Jake Demont -
this is how most kids my age talk i think u can handle it were u trying to insult me or something? just asking because ur not very good at it
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wow thats intense stuff
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i tried mixing some wood ash from the fire place water and some modeling clay and it worked ok however i didnt allow for it to dry does it work better that way? and does anyone else think that Japaneses bladesmiths make putting on clay in a nice pattern easy ha ha i tried it and it was way harder than i thought it would be anyway thanks jake
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well i have been forging knifes for 5 or 6 months now and im trying to make up a design to put on my knives any ideas? thanks
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with blown u use alot less gas but im pretty sure forge welding is easier with less air beacause it contaminates the weld area so its up to u
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y is the bar red like that? is it the stuff u used to etch it?
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like this whipped off left right is the coating
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like this whipped off left right is the coating
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i have noticed that when i etch things it puts almost a black coating on it should i wipe it off or let it dry like that?
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what exactly did u do to get that pattern like as far as twists and folds go?
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would o1 tool steel and mild steel make a good damascus?
does damascus always do this??
in Heat Treating Knives, Blades etc
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ok 1 its made of bandsaw blades and pallet strapping and 2 it doesnt have a hole in it because i was trying to sharpen it at the time and tried heating it up to make it easier because it was pretty hard. I thought i annealed it properly but apparently i didnt. anyway i heated it up and then it looked like that and i thought it was pretty cool because i thought only timascus did that. This is what it looks like now.