Black Wolf

take that RR spike and heat it and split it down the center and Lay in an 8ths of inch of 1095 and weld it back up and forge out that knife and hang onto it if you ever meet that old boy show him , you will have a friend for life as long as you dont tell him how you got that sharp edge on that rr spike knife

yes what I meant to say i was fumbling threw the videos on your tube when i seen this video on your T Burner Frosty and it sparked my interest , LastRonin that is exactly what i am asking you did it better than i did thank you for the translation , and if it would also work well by plugin off one end of the T and setting up a tube for a blower making it air forced here is the You Tube Video .. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuqSe7KqA1s

Frosty or too anyone that is running this T burner , I stumbled on to a Video of this burner on you tube and it sparked my interest , I have a small two burner majestic propane forge . will this T burner with the 0.35 mig tip be able to allow me to forge weld with gas at a lower Psi instead of the 15 to 18 Psi have to use now .. any help on this matter would be appreciated I would like to see this burner in action any one got a link ,, thank you .. When we as Americans give up our Rights for security we deserve neither Rights nor SECURITY .

after 14 yrs being away from knife making .. and now going back to it ,, i find myself at a loss of memory .. harding 5160 with a propaine forge .. and using chevron 70 quenching oil . i started .. my forge at 10 lbs ,, after warming took it to 5lbs gas .. the forge is a venturi system , no blower , oil 125 degrees , my edge thinkness is 5/32nd thick enough meat to protect the inturnal egde . i have taken to nonmagnetic .. to different temps but all has been non magnetic , and after quenching .. im not getting a heavy scale at all .. and no slate gray ,, a file will cut it .. i have treated the same blades .. 3 times ,, and still the same . my flame at the ovens pipe entrance is blue , so any thoughts .. i was thinking clay coating the blades ,, to retain the carbon any thoughts ... thankyou