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  1. curtisk

    cryo treatment

    That is interesting, very interesting. Thank you Ed and Dan. Ed, I really appreciate you “breaking down” the process. I have some 5160 and some 01 that I could “play” with. As luck would have it, my neighbors own their own AI business and have some of those Dewar tanks. That being said, I...
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    cryo treatment

    What exactly is cryo treatment? Does anyone have information on the process? thanks, curtisk
  3. curtisk

    file work finishing tool

    I kind of figured there was already something out there, I just couldn't find it.
  4. curtisk

    Looking for advice on my homemade forge...

    Hey Dee, check out Wayne Coe's tutorial on making a forge out of an old propane tank. Indian George has a tutorial on one from pipe. My new forge is (going to be) a combination of theirs and advice I got from Ed. I say going "to be" casue all of the material is there I just have to find time to...
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    custom kydex sheath for a tracker knife

    great sheath Scott. Just out of curiousity, the "belt clip", what is it called and where do you find those? Perty dern slick! Our SWAT guys would be slobberring at the mouth.
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    scandalous! Heresy!

    Good advice Ed and well received. Yes, I could see an issue with conistency from the original manufacturer. Depending on the original sue of he material they are goign to cut manufacturing costs where and when they can, so getting ths same material each time would definetly be an issue.
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    scandalous! Heresy!

    This is a photo of the mower blade knife. This is a photo of the mower blade knife. It is the same one in my file work post.
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    file work finishing tool

    Since I will likely be executed for my other post today (Please see: Scandalous! Heresy!), I thought I would leave a tip for other makers as a sort of departing words from the soon to be deceased  I personally just love doing file work. I like the way it really brings the spine of a knife...
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    scandalous! Heresy!

    I am fully confident that this topic will stir up the proverbial hornet’s nest, but hey, what the heck.  I have read many posts from brand-new makers about the possibility of using mower blades as knives. Some people think it is a good idea, but the vast majority says “nay”; vehemently I...
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    Duracoat

    Anybody ever try durocoat? If so, any suggestions. advice, comments?
  11. curtisk

    anybody have info on hawk tutorials?

    are there any tutorials out there on forging hammer pole hawks? Also, I was considering starting my 2nd (1st was ok) one with 5160 coil spring. Do any of you gents use that steel? thanks in advance. curtis
  12. curtisk

    Got a job (!), moving to Houston

    Travis, I'm in the College Station area in fact, I'm just a couple of miles from your cousin Steven. Steven and I work together at the pd. He showed me your website and Jason's. Holler if you get up this way.
  13. curtisk

    Flat grinders Bubble Jig with something to grind on. July

    thank you Fred. I am so glad to see your idea coming to fruition. It is a grand one indeed. Oh, I'll take #163
  14. curtisk

    help finding KA-Wool and ITC-100

    thanks to each of you guys! Wayne, I'm fixin' to check out the "for sale" forum; IG, I will past the pick as soon as I'm done with it. It may be awhile as I have many "honey dos" to accomplish first. My wife's first name is Thelma and I call her the "Therminator" if that tells you anything. :)
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    help finding KA-Wool and ITC-100

    Gentlemen, I am looking to build a new forge for damascus forging. The forge I am considering is based loosely on Indian George's design for the burner and blower assembly with Mr. Caffrey's suggestions on size, type of blower, and liner material. Where I am having some difficulty is locating...
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    tips on working ivory

    Keith and Mike, thank you gentlemen. great information!
  17. curtisk

    tips on working ivory

    I have aquired some pre-ban ivory. I suspect it is similiar to working bone but I'm looking for advice. Any tips and pearls of wisdom would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, CK
  18. curtisk

    and yet another inquiry about etching

    I know the info has been on here before but I can’t find it! I have a 110 to 12 volt power converter, will it work as an etching machine?
  19. curtisk

    Hydraulic power press & gas forge

    thanks Stacy!
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