Aldo

Caleb, the W-2 and 15T of 1084 will be delivered to the Connecticut warehouse a few days after the 14th of March. We need to pull it and get it all cut. It's looking like the last week in March is a safe bet. Al!, as for thicker 15N20 the mill can roll it as thick as 3/8". I've always though that it would be an excellent sword and large knife steel. We have it to 1/8 and I was considering 1/4". What do you all think?

I will be there with a truck full of steel! If you need anything special let the office know and we will put an order together for you.DON'T CALL THE DAY BEFORE I LEAVE !!! Give us at least a week. Thank You, Aldo Bruno Baron of Steel King of Carbon Usurper of Utectoid

Mark, It's a beauty! Hope you are enjoying the 80CrV2.

My first knife never got a handle! Nice knife Robby.

Beautiful work Wes. Glad that you like the stuff.

Just thought you might want to know that the 1/8"(.140) 80CrV2 is in stock and up on the web site!

I'm in northeast NJ and very interested. Send me the pics and contact info or you can call me at the office at 974-949-4140 and ask for Aldo.

Just to let you know! 1/4"(.270) and 5/16+(.350) W-2 is ready for shipping. HURRY! The last batch went in 3 weeks. Aldo Bruno Baron of Steel King of Carbon Usurper of Eutectics

The 1084 in 1/4", 3/16" and 1/8" is in stock and on the website. If you want quantities over 100 pounds please contact us at the office at 973-949-4140. Thank you, Aldo

Hell Kenon, I would even buy it!

Excellent work Dan! And you have 2 damn good teachers as well.

I'll be going down again this year. If anyone going needs a delivery I will pack it up and take it down with me. I just ask that you call the office at 973-949-4140. Thanks, Aldo

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Steve, The HIGH carbon or the LOWER carbon?................or both!

Jan, The steel described below is AISI/ASSTM W112, JIS SK2, DIN C 125 W, Werkstoff #1.1563. Budderus Mills is one of the producers of this steel. The mang. in the formula you put down is a hair high as the formula calls for .10 to .35. The carbon range is 1.20 to 1.35 and the Si and chrome fall right in place. It's one of the higher carbon W-1's. On the low end of the spectrum is C70W1. The same formula with .65 to .74 carbon. I'm thinking that C70W1 with .15 to .20 Vanadium would be an excellent Sword Steel.(In my humble opinion) Scott, I would love to have what's left of that file tested. Send me a piece if there is anything left. Nicholson File 1.23%C .37%Mn .21%Si .16%Cr .09%Ni .04%Mo