Did you heat treat it to temper the blade?
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Knife from scraps
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Camel
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Re: Knife from scraps
Both items are very nicely done Bruce, really like the home made copper and brass rivets. I am jealous
p.s. I like it better than the knife that Andy-roo showed me today, although his is a bloody ripper, yours would just suit me better and tickles my fancy a bit more.
p.s. I like it better than the knife that Andy-roo showed me today, although his is a bloody ripper, yours would just suit me better and tickles my fancy a bit more.
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Re: Knife from scraps
No, as it was already hard I wet ground it so as not to over heat it and ruin the temper.trevort wrote:Did you heat treat it to temper the blade?
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