... So why not try using "Everclear" and get the most bang for your buck?
I’d like science a lot better, if it wasn’t so hell bent on getting us all blown up, fried, poisoned or otherwise maimed, crippled or killed. LOL![]()
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...0307065357.htm
Well science marches on ! I'd like to see some of you makers will experiment to see if indeed superconductivity is the answer to the mysterious Vorpal blade !! In the Japanese research red wine seems to be the best quenchant.
A superconductive vorpal katana ! WOW !!
... So why not try using "Everclear" and get the most bang for your buck?
I’d like science a lot better, if it wasn’t so hell bent on getting us all blown up, fried, poisoned or otherwise maimed, crippled or killed. LOL![]()
Last edited by Tai Goo; 03-30-2012 at 04:47 PM.
Because East TN moonshine is both cheaper and smoother.
Wait... what?
EDIT: I don't understand how conductivity would affect the HT-response of a given alloy. Please enlighten me. If the alcohol soak doesn't help the steel, I will just keep using it as "grinding fluid" and "brain bleach".
Last edited by james terrio; 03-31-2012 at 12:32 AM.
[QUOTE=james terrio;10688193]Because East TN moonshine is both cheaper and smoother.
Wait... what?
Right on Brother.
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