It looks like you have applied the things learned well Matt. I'm glad to see you here with us. Great attitude as well.
Welcome to the forum. You're already doing impressive work. Thanks for sharing.
It takes a lot of "behind the scenes" time to get set up for projects like this. Actually the developing of the process is more important than the ind...
Good job.
Kay and I wish you the best on this. You're a fine example of grace under test.
I went to look around the old shop for the last time before the tools and equipment are removed. I snapped this picture looking back. Att...
Michael, I'm assuming it's an Introduction to Bladesmithing course. Apron safety glass (eye glasses are acceptable) gloves ...
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There's still a few good ones out there. Gotta shop around.....
It looks like a nice start.
It's evident to me that that this combination of steps in the process is something the steel doesn't like. I have not used that process. It's often a ...
Yes, tell us more. But I agree, a fine job.
My thoughts: I would use the least complicated and messy but that still works. Just coal or charcoal dust will work without the grease or wax. ...