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  • Heat Treating 14C28N Swedish Stainless Steel
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    Heat Treating 14C28N Swedish Stainless Steel

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    How to Heat Treat 14C28N: Stainless Steel From Sandvik, Sweden Many makers want to use stainless steel for a cleaner look in kitchen knives, in the past we have used to suggest 12C27 as the stainless steel to start with. 12c27 is fairly easy to heat...
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  • How to create a Hamon using W2 steel
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    How to create a Hamon using W2 steel

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    Heat Treat Recipe for Hamon using W2 Recipe copied from AustralianBladeForums.com.au, post by Shawn McIntyre, original text from John White. Only work I have done is convert from Fahrenheit to Celcius and add a summary for clarity. Summary: How...
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  • How To: Heat treating 80CrV2 Steel
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    How To: Heat treating 80CrV2 Steel

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    How to Heat Treat 80CrV2 Carbon Steel: 80CrV2 is a popular blade steel in Finland, most all of the Lauri, Polar and Laurin and many of the Brisa carbon blades are made in just this steel. It is a steel similar to 1084 with the added Vanadium helping...
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  • How To: Heat treating CPM S35VN
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    How To: Heat treating CPM S35VN

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    Heat treating CPM S35VN CPM S35VN is a martensitic stainless steel designed to offer improved toughness over CPM S30V. It is also easier to machine and polish than CPM S30V. Substituting niobium carbides for some of the vanadium...
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  • Heat Treating Cu Mai Billets Heat Treating Cu Mai Billets
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    Heat Treating Cu Mai Billets

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    How to Heat Treat Cu Mai (1084 + Nickel + Copper + 1020) Cu Mai is an amazing-looking material in the right hands, but certainly not a beginner project. The laminated copper in between the steel and nickel makes it temperamental, and will require some...
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  • Instructions - Heat Treating ELMAX steel
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    Instructions - Heat Treating ELMAX steel

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    ​ELMAX Superclean is a powder "super steel" by Uddeholm known for excellent edge retention qualities and high toughness. The steel has 1.7% carbon and often tempered to 60+ HRC in use for knife blades: Uddeholm Elmax SuperClean is a high...
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  • Chef Grand 220: How To Make A Chef Knife Kit Chef Grand 220: How To Make A Chef Knife Kit
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    Chef Grand 220: How To Make A Chef Knife Kit

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    How To Complete a Chef Knife Kit: Tutorial on the Grand Chef 220 Kit These instructions will be the same for most fulltang blades, here using the Grand Chef 220 kit. A "fulltang blade" means that the handle profile is part of the blade already, we will...
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  • How to use the Handle Finish Kit How to use the Handle Finish Kit
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    How to use the Handle Finish Kit

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    Instructions: Uncle Bjorn’s Handle Finish Neutral Finish. Resin Based Hard Wearing Handle Finish The kit consists of Bottle 1: the resin mix itself Bottle 2: lubricant oil Cotton fabric to apply the resin mix Sand paper We recommend...
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  • Instructions - Completing a Folder Kit Instructions - Completing a Folder Kit
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    Instructions - Completing a Folder Kit

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    Instructions: Completing a Folding Knife Kit  for the folder kits that come with loose sides (liners) and blade, pin stock is used to combine these into a folder. For instance the Gentleman's Folder kit or the Folder Kit 65 mm.   List...
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  • Basic Kit: Making both blade and handle Basic Kit: Making both blade and handle
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    Basic Kit: Making both blade and handle

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    How to make your own blade and fulltang knife   These instructions show how to make a knife including the blade itself, using our 1084 Carbon Steel kits.  The instructions are showing how to make a fulltang blade, the only difference with...
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  • How To: Staining wood to increase character Curly birch, unstained and rough sanded
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    How To: Staining wood to increase character

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    Increase grain contrast by staining the wood   Some handle pieces are special because of the way they look, others because there is something special about the piece and how you got it. Staining the wood and sanding some off again, can be a good...
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  • Instructions - Fulltang Knife Instructions - Fulltang Knife
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    Instructions - Fulltang Knife

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    How to: Completing a Fulltang knife   These instructions are for Fulltang blades, where handle scales are attached on each side of the blade. For stick tang instructions, see this link: https://nordicedge.com...
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  • Instructions - Pouch Style Leather Sheath
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    Instructions - Pouch Style Leather Sheath

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     Pouch style leather knife sheath This guide is for making your own sheath in vegetable tanned leather ,but can be completed in most any leather by using the below images as a guide to cutting out the pieces required. Most if not all...
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