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- Birthday 12/29/1972
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San Miguel de Tucuman, Tucuman, Argentina
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Bellisima, muchachos. Una obra de arte! Los felicito!!!
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Bellisima, muchachos!!! Una obra de arte! Los felicito! Beautiful, guys !!! A work of art! I congratulate you! Abrazo!!!!
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jorge iruzubieta started following Medusa XV Arming Sword
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jorge iruzubieta started following DFogg
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jorge iruzubieta started following Grain size 5160
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Guard Squaring and dagger bevel centering
jorge iruzubieta replied to Joshua States's topic in Fit and Finish
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The Batallador sword, with quality photos
jorge iruzubieta replied to Rojo Lisandro's topic in Show and Tell
Una preciosura, Lisandro! Felicitaciones! Jorge. Beautiful, Lisandro! Congratulations! -
Thank you very much, Jarrod. Greetings to you and everyone! Jorge.
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Gentlemen, thank you very much for answering me and for your suggestions. I will keep them in mind! Do you think that if I had previously made a normalization the grain would be even smaller, considering that these samples were not forged or subjected to heat before hardening? Thank you very much!!! Jorge.
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Jerrod, Jeff !!! Thank you very much for answering my concern. Now I just need you to tell me if the size of the grain seen in the photographs I publish is correct. I would thank you a lot! Thank you very much again! Cheers!
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Hi Ben, how are you? I use Google Translator. I usually translate from Spanish to English and then from English to Spanish to see if I modify the meaning I want to give the text. If so, I change some words. The Spanish language has many synonyms. Thank you very much. Regards.
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Joel, thank you very much for answering !!! I did not do any heat treatment before hardening. I can see now that maybe I should have normalized before. I always normalize my blades before hardening. But do not normalize these pieces. Thank you very much. Regards. Jorge
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Hi all!!! How are you? This is my first post in this prestigious forum, I hope they are very good. I am Jorge Iruzubieta, from Argentina. I am 46 years old. I've been making knives for a few years but as a hobby. Until I decided a while ago to start doing them in a more professional way since I'm really passionate about blades. That is why some time ago I bought an electric oven to do heat treatments. I use 5160 steel. I made some specimens (probetas) and hardened them at different temperatures to see what the ideal temperature is in my oven. The temperatures were from left to right