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    Selling a knife making domain

    I'm thinking of selling a domain - damascusknife.us - anyone have any experience in the best way to go about it?
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    Damascus surface prep

    Metals with nickel (15N20) are called "red hard" by some, meaning that they don't move as easily as plain tool steel. As you forge, the 1084 will get thinner and the 15N20 will not - as quickly. Repeated forging and working will cause the 15N20 to become more dominate visually. I use 0.250in...
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    Damascus surface prep

    I clean off surface oxides to bare metal. Clean and free of grease or oil, etc. No "pockets" for flux to get trapped in. When you do your first heat and weld, do it by hand. Strike down the center (longwise) of the billet first to make sure flux is out. On the next heat work outward from...
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    Bruce, Is the tutorial "W's from Walla Walla" still in n the site?

    Bruce, Is the tutorial "W's from Walla Walla" still in n the site?
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    Damascus maker - help!

    Are there any Damascus makers in Oregon or southern Washington? Please contact me at. raymond.coon at comcast.net
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    Damascus maker - help!

    Are there any Damascus makers in Oregon or southern Washington? Please contact me at. raymond.coon at comcast.net
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    Three Bowies and a bird and trout

    So, I'm not smart enough to figure out how to post a photo along with descriptions so I'll just leave my website: http://www.damascusknife.com Thanks, Raymond Coon
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    A few new knives

    I've added a few new knives to my site at: http://www.damascusknife.com Been ill but over it now. Look for more knives in the near future. Thanks, Raymond Coon Maker http://www.damascusknife.com
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    A few new knives

    I have added a few new knives to my site at: http://www.damascusknife.com If you would like to be added to my mailing list contact me at: raymond@damascusknife.com Just say "add me to your list." Thanks, Raymond Coon Maker http://www.damascusknife.com
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    1095 for Damascus

    auctioning 1095 pieces for Damascus makers on ebay. About 120 of them. about 5 inches long, 1 1/2 wide, and .032 thick. I no longer use 1095 and don't need these. I am not a supplier, just have some stuff I don't need any more. Thanks
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    Mammoth ivory scales tutorial???

    Can anyone point me to a tutorial about putting mammoth ivory scales on a full tang knife? thanks, Ray
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    What's your favorite part of the process??

    First dip of a piece of Damascus to see the pattern.
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    Last one B4 Christmas.

    Beautiful. Technical question. I don't see any pins holding the guard. Did you solder it? Merry Christmas to all!
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    Ladder Damascus Tactical/Fighter

    Thank you all. Have a great Christmas and New Year!
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    Ladder Damascus Tactical/Fighter

    Thanks, Ben Did you do the Winter show this year? Do any good? Hope you and your family have a great Christmas.
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    Ladder Damascus Tactical/Fighter

    Ladder Pattern Damascus. Overall length is 12 3/8ths, the blade is 7 15/16ths inches long by 1 3/8th inch wide. 0.260 inch thick at the spine. German silver fittings with red spacers. Rosewood Burl handle. Edge-quenched blade. Hollow ground. The top edge is not sharpened but is only...
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    Feather Damascus Hunter

    Just finished five hunters with Feather Pattern Damascus. Here's one: Drop Point Hunter with Feather Pattern Damascus Blade. Overall length is 8 3/8 inches. The blade is 4 inches long X 1 1/16th inches wide. The blade is all tool steel (1084/15N20) Stabilized Amboyna Burl handle...
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    1st knife on a grinder

    Very good for a first effort. You'll be surprised how quickly you will improve. Never give up on a piece. You'll learn a lot. Round handles on knife may not be a good idea.
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    First Feather Pattern - Like Christmas

    It's a start. Thanks for the tutorial. Ray
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    First Feather Pattern - Like Christmas

    Not quite done with this one yet. I got two blades out of the billet. Bruce Bump, thanks for the tutorial. It looks like a lot of work, but actually it's a lot more work than it looks like. :-) I also used your file guide for this blade. And, yes, the splitting wedge will weld itself into...
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