Steve Sells

I would do horizontal to avoid the stratification problem.

I have missed Ian not being around, now I will have to miss him more

If it matters, its too late, I noticed you already, welcome to the forum

I guess they need hardened to hold their shape, My old teacher was a test engineer so he got various things tested at his work in his down time, a few things he tested surprised us like L6 for the leather wrapped Estwing claw hammer

Does it ?

Some were 1080 others I had were L6 both good for blades

Most are made from steel

Minor denotes a chord or progression not a note

If he makes one himself, he would know what it takes to make one

this is gonna be fun, glad I have lots of popcorn

Which scale you used matters, sounds like you were using the B scale, can not imagine why a mild steel plant would use C scale for anything

you forgot to ask for copyright releases for those photos you are asking for as well

that cover was a good choice

safe as an axe? sure, usable as an axe? not unless you insert a high carbon bit

the Shirt also has Frosty and Dale Russell and me, on a wall drawing from a cave in France, some of the original curmudgeons. My Makers mark is simply Fenris over the word Forge, not very creative, but everything I came up with was already being used