Maciej Leszczyński
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Thanks Well im fine Trochę eksperymentuję ostatnio. (im experimenting a bit last time)
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Well 304 is not the problem d2 exacly is. Maybe you know (or not ) how d2 react on high temperature. I'm using no flux, i tried with soldering flux for stainless but it wasn't good idea. Key is to weld billet tight. yea And pic of another knife 4h13 (similar to m310) again with d2 core. It's not final etch.
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Core had 3,2 mm and covers about 5mm before forging, now it's ~3mm after sanding. Core should have about 0,8 mm. More pics
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Hi !! These time i want to show you kitchen's knife blade forge welded of d2 and 304. Hope you will enjoy
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Hi !! I had some problems with my computer, so still i have to make and add my bearded photo. But now i will show you my new knife project. Blade is made of 15n20, 1070 damascus and i try to make handle with some stainless damascus parts. Stainless damascus i made of 304 and 416L (? in my country 4h13 or 1.4034).
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Not. wow ! Thanks ;D
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Finally
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saber Hungarian style saber
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To be honest i have no idea, maybe weight distribution. Tried find sth in book but there's nothing. -
saber Hungarian style saber
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I forgot to say thank you all -
saber Hungarian style saber
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First i ground one fuller. Secound fuller must be convergent to first (you have to lose thickness on the edge between fullers) Now it's time to bend our fullers and grind thickness. Now we see that our fullers don't have dimensions what we wanted. We lose to much width of the fullers, so it's time to make them wider. Using stuff like this you make them wider. Later i used (secound picture) turning insert. So it's done ! Now grinding, grinding, ........ I've made bar with velcro and it's perfect -
Hi !! This time i want to show my first XVII century saber. Blade made of 50hf steel, handle made of stainless steel and ray skin. Overal length 970mm, blade length 855mm. Weight 780 g
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All parts almost done
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Yea it's lost wax tree i didnt take a photo when it was made of wax. I carved elements and casted them in silver (picture on 1 side), using castaldo rubber I made mold to wax injection. Here is movie how it looks and what is next: Im using centrifugal casting machine like this: Don't know good books but everything you can find on youtube. Buy jewelry wax and practice carving it will be perfect at the beginning.
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Some new pics.
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