Quote from Jacob Christian on June 28, 2022, 4:32 pmHere is a wootz pattern where I used the drawing dies too much. You'll notice the horizontal lines across the blade, each one is where I pressed the bar with drawing dies. How you treat the final 1/2 in thickness of the bar during forging has a significant impact on the final pattern you get.
Here is a wootz pattern where I used the drawing dies too much. You'll notice the horizontal lines across the blade, each one is where I pressed the bar with drawing dies. How you treat the final 1/2 in thickness of the bar during forging has a significant impact on the final pattern you get.
Uploaded files:Quote from Manns Family Forge on July 14, 2022, 11:28 amI actually like the pattern with the lines. Its like a ladder pattern wootz!
I actually like the pattern with the lines. Its like a ladder pattern wootz!
Quote from Jacob Christian on July 14, 2022, 2:08 pmYeah it is pretty cool. Would like to try a ladder pattern wootz eventually! Which this would be close to how one would achieve it.
Yeah it is pretty cool. Would like to try a ladder pattern wootz eventually! Which this would be close to how one would achieve it.
Quote from Burningskyforge on February 3, 2023, 7:28 amI believe its carbide banding.
I believe its carbide banding.
Quote from Jacob Christian on February 3, 2023, 3:00 pm@burningskyforge Yes you are correct, all of the pattern is carbide banding. This particular pattern is achieved by way of forging. It was not intentional but there are ways to make it intentional like the Kirk Narduban pattern.
@burningskyforge Yes you are correct, all of the pattern is carbide banding. This particular pattern is achieved by way of forging. It was not intentional but there are ways to make it intentional like the Kirk Narduban pattern.