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Glad that you like. To do the heat treatment, I put an iron pipe in the forge. When the tube is hot, put the blade inside. I check the temperature with a magnet, and when reached the antimagnetic point , wait a minute, and Immediately dip the blade into vegetable oil used, approximately 50 ° C. I check the hardness with a file. When the blade is cold, I do three tempered in an electric furnace at 200 ° C I hope you understand, it takes longer to translate the text than to make the knife :D

I am pleased you like it. Thanks for watching. Beth, I don't know, in Spanish sounds quite normal. I think I'll blame the google :D

Thanks for the comments. Glad you like it

Here you have another just finished: Blade: Forged 5160, 11.5cm long, 3.6cm wide and 0.4cm thick at the ricasso which decreases progressively to the tip. I finished polishing "semi-mirror" Handle: Steel Guard F-114, slice bull horn, aluminum spacer and heart of holly oak. Length 11.5cm. Total length: 22.5cm and weight of 139gr. Photos: regards Juanma

Ok, I put my location in the header. I will upload my work as soon as I finish. Thanks for the link to translate. I have no problems reading the English. The problems begin when I try to write Thanks for your welcome.

Thanks for the comments. Glad you like it

Thanks, I just created a post with my last knife. Hope you like it.

Hello everyone. Taking advantage of a friend has left me a good camera to show you the last thing I got from the workshop, the photographer still has no cure. I give a few data before images. Blade: Forged 5160, 12.5cm long by 4 cm wide and 0.4cm thick at the ricasso which decreases progressively to the tip. Finished but not mirror polished, I do not like. You could say it is a "semi-mirror" Handle: Steel Guard F-114, bone slices bull horn and African ironwood. To finish holm oak Length 11cm. Total length: 23.5cm and weight of 173gr. Photos: I hope you like regards Juanma

Ok, thank you. I hope have no trouble with translation, but if I do, I will ask for help.

Hi all from southern Spain. My name is Juanma. I ´m bladesmith knifemaker. I hope to share my work with you. Greetings PS: Sorry for my English. I need google translator and i know it does not work very well