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What adhesive are you guys using to attach the teflon sheet to the felt platen? Will spray adhesive hold up? I mean, that's a lot of force being put on that piece of teflon. I've tried using construction adhesive, but it's very thick and won't spread evenly and leaves waves underneath the...

Thank you, Kevin.

Tai, great thread. Thank you for posting.

I use Parks AAA. Works great.

Carbides growing? That's a new one on me. I thought only the individual grains of the matrix surrounding the carbides grow.

Tai, I could definitely see why forging that piece would definitely improve the quality of the blade that was produced from it. Thank you for posting.

I've never seen photos of air bubbles in a piece of steel before. I don't think that happens too often with rolled steel.

A few ideas: 1. Sphereodizing hypereutectoid steels with just a forge. (In the event you can't put the blade in an oven at 1250 F after quenching into martensite.) 2. Using a "pre-quench" with D2 (A2?) in order to refine grain. 3. Forging stainless. Taboo? Is it O.K. as long as you don't reach...

YES! Anything and everything. - Thanks!

Hmmmm......Tracy's being awful quiet.

Tracy, Anything happening yet with getting the fast oil? - Thank you.

George, Happy Easter.

I keep it simple, myself. I weld up a piece of 6" tube to a piece of 1/4" flat plate. When I'm ready to HT, I hit the tank with a weed burning propane torch (from harbor freight) until I get it to the temp that I want.

I haven't changed my Parks' yet, but I change my peanut oil when it won't get to 400 F anymore. (I marquench my A2 in it.) (Don't ask...it's a habit I picked up a few years back.)

O.K. John. Thanks for the reply. I'm also interested in obtaining other oils beside Parks. Don't like to be held hostage by Parks.

Before I buy some, I want to make sure it works on 1095 as good as Parks 50 does. Where are those numbers ? -Thanks

Been ready.

Thank you for posting the info, Trace.

Wow! That looks great. I'm gonna have to get me one of these one of these years.

Indian George gets my vote. He took the time to help me convert my venturi forge to a blown forge.