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What is the Best Hardness for MagnaCut Knives?
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Dry Ice vs Liquid Nitrogen vs Freezer – How Cold Do You Need for Cryo?
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How to Heat Treat Knife Steel in a Forge
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How to Thermal Cycle Knife Steel
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Which Quenching Oil is Best for Knives?
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The following information is also available as a YouTube video for those that prefer watching to reading. The video might be more fun though there are more details and more discussion in the article.
Bainite Heat Treatments of 52100, O1, and 1095 – How Much Toughness?
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Background of Austempering and Bainite
How to Heat Treat 8670
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Podcasts
I appeared on two podcasts this past week, Knife Perspective and Mark of the Maker. Knife Perspective I had been on before so we mostly focused on MagnaCut and other topics. Mark of the Maker was a full interview asking about my background before discussing my book, website, and CPM MagnaCut. So listen to one or the other or both depending on what you’re in the mood for.
How Even is an EvenHeat? How to Operate Furnaces Effectively
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How to Use a Steel Datasheet to Develop a Heat Treatment
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What is the Future of Stainless Knife Steel Design?
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I completed a minor revision to my new book Knife Engineering to correct a few typos. Some readers outside the USA also asked for more conversions from Fahrenheit than were present originally, so I incorporated both Celsius and Fahrenheit everywhere in the book in the text and tables, though some images and charts still have only one temperature scale or the other. I wouldn’t say that the changes in the revision are big enough to buy a new one if you have it already, this is not a new edition, but if you haven’t purchased one yet this is as good a time as any.
I consider this site an excellent source for information, I learn something every time I visit.
Have a Bench Made Tagged Out Magna cut. Very tough so far
Ciao Larrin,trovo molto utile questo sito,
Avrei una domanda riguardo all’acciaio A8mod:come é meglio temprarlo per raggiungere la massima durezza?