Quote from Jacob Christian on July 14, 2022, 1:07 pmHello Everyone,
Here is the knife that was produced from the Start to Finish post. The blade was forged in the hira-zukiri style with dyed blue maple burl and brass pins.
The pattern came out quite nice but I can see where I ground too much off of the blade from final forging. This blade was also a test of using a hydraulic press to move the bulk of the material. In my previous posts you can see where using the press too much will leaves lines in the pattern. By using a cross-hatch technique on the drawing dies you can mostly alleviate this problem. If you look closely at the pattern you will see how all of the "raindrops" or ripples are aligned diagonally.
Hello Everyone,
Here is the knife that was produced from the Start to Finish post. The blade was forged in the hira-zukiri style with dyed blue maple burl and brass pins.
The pattern came out quite nice but I can see where I ground too much off of the blade from final forging. This blade was also a test of using a hydraulic press to move the bulk of the material. In my previous posts you can see where using the press too much will leaves lines in the pattern. By using a cross-hatch technique on the drawing dies you can mostly alleviate this problem. If you look closely at the pattern you will see how all of the "raindrops" or ripples are aligned diagonally.
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Quote from Burningskyforge on October 11, 2023, 6:01 amWhat is the composition of the steel?
Thank you
Brett
What is the composition of the steel?
Thank you
Brett
Quote from Jacob Christian on October 11, 2023, 7:40 am@burningskyforge
The composition and forging process used are outlined in this post.
The composition and forging process used are outlined in this post.
Quote from Joshua States on May 28, 2024, 5:08 pmQuote from Jacob Christian on October 11, 2023, 7:40 am@burningskyforge
The composition and forging process used are outlined in this post.
That link doesn't work.
Quote from Jacob Christian on October 11, 2023, 7:40 amThe composition and forging process used are outlined in this post.
That link doesn't work.
Quote from Jacob Christian on May 30, 2024, 1:46 pm@joshua-states
The link has been fixed. Or it is available here.
https://www.wootzsmithforum.com/forum-2/topic/wootz-forging-process-start-to-finish/
The link has been fixed. Or it is available here.
https://www.wootzsmithforum.com/forum-2/topic/wootz-forging-process-start-to-finish/