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  • Founded: Sep 7, 1999
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Anything goes here except obcenity, profanity, etc... Feel free to share knife and sword lore, post your wants and trades, and ask questions. One of our staff is the well known bladesmith Daniel M. Certo (Dan Certo Knives.) He will answer your questions about metalurgy, bladesmithing, handles, and sheaths.

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Dan Scheid of Flying Horse Forge was kind enough to correct my description of Japanese folded steel . Pig Iron has too much carbon in it. The smiths working
Posted - Fri Sep 1, 2000 8:32 pm
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Thank you for your post listing some of the symbols used to designate knife steel. This is the first post I have seen from you & I released it today, the day I
Posted - Thu Aug 31, 2000 4:31 pm
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well i made two post both where not put through it is aparent to me that this list is not for anyone serouse in the knife buss so good luck playing in a small
Posted - Thu Aug 31, 2000 4:31 pm
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Re: [Knives] (unknown)
sorry to get picky but there is some errors in this Knife Steels (2) Larry Bates (larry@...) Almost everyone has heard of folded steel. Japanese
Posted - Thu Aug 31, 2000 4:31 pm
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this can be found in any "how to make a knife book" but here is a genral over view. W= water hardening S= Shock resiisting O= Oil hardening A= air hardening D=
Posted - Thu Aug 31, 2000 3:27 pm
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