1/4" x 11/2" and 1/4" x 1" 1084 AVAILABLE!

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Aldo Bruno

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We have 1/4" x 11/2" x 48" and 1/4" x 1" 1084 available for immediate delivery.

Specs:

1/4" x 11/2" x 48" 1084

Carbon .89
Manganese .90
Phosphorus .017
Sulphur .016
Silicon .29

$3.25/lbs. to 99lbs./ $3.00/lbs. 100lbs. to 299lbs./ $2.75 300lbs.and up

1/4" x 1" x 72" 1084 (Will cut to 3 ft.)

Carbon .86
Manganese .68
Phosphorus .009
Sulphur .024
Silicon .29

$3.00/lbs. to 99lbs./ $2.75 100lbs.and up

We ship UPS, and will ship USPS small packages and we have plenty available.

Please call me (201)327-8595 or E-Mail me at stovetop58@yahoo.com

Thank you for your time,

Aldo Bruno
 
Thanks for the call Bro. I'll be posting some pic's of the 1084 that you have with L6 mix in the damascus. Wait till you see the contrast.:cool: :thumbup:
 
Good to hear bro. Been wanting to see what everyone has been making with it. I have a few in progress and got side tracked trying to rearange the shop to so I have room for the new mill. Ray posted a real nice piece just last week. Hoping to see more.
 
Thanks Bro!!! Got the steel in yesterday.:thumbup: :D Hey are you looking for souce for L6??? I got to order some in the spring.;) :D
 
How many tons do you need! I'm going out to PA the end of next week. Hoping to find steel in small quantities at a place I visit with a buddy of mine. It's a crap shoot but we usually have limited success. I'll let you know what I find.

Any other strange and exotic steels being looked for? Let me know.

Aldo
 
Aldo Bruno said:
How many tons do you need! I'm going out to PA the end of next week. Hoping to find steel in small quantities at a place I visit with a buddy of mine. It's a crap shoot but we usually have limited success. I'll let you know what I find.

Any other strange and exotic steels being looked for? Let me know.

Aldo
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COOOOOL!!! See if you can find some self-grinding steel.:confused: :confused: :eek: :D
 
Aldo Bruno said:
How many tons do you need! I'm going out to PA the end of next week. Hoping to find steel in small quantities at a place I visit with a buddy of mine. It's a crap shoot but we usually have limited success. I'll let you know what I find.

Any other strange and exotic steels being looked for? Let me know.

Aldo
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Any luck Aldo??????:)
 
No go George. Ended up going on a Sat. and the place wasn't open. I may have gotten a line on some 52100. Still negotiating......and I haven't found any leads on the SELF GRINDING steel you were looking for ,but, I will keep looking.:)
 
Aldo,
Hadn't made any damascus with it yet, but made a couple test knives from the 1 1/2'' stuff. Really tough and cuts great!! Bill
 
George,

With all the W steel around it seems 1095 is less available. For a mono-steel I would lean towards using W-1 or W-2(SUPER 1095 AND SUPER 1095 W/ VANADIAM.

If you're looking to put a hamon down your blade these are both good steel to use as well, although recently I saw a blade made with 1084 that had a beautiful hamon and .9 Manganese. It seems Ray landed this piece using Peanut Oil.

http://www.hawknknives.com/forums/PDRM0137.JPG.
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Aldo Bruno said:
George,

With all the W steel around it seems 1095 is less available. For a mono-steel I would lean towards using W-1 or W-2(SUPER 1095 AND SUPER 1095 W/ VANADIAM.

If you're looking to put a hamon down your blade these are both good steel to use as well, although recently I saw a blade made with 1084 that had a beautiful hamon and .9 Manganese. It seems Ray landed this piece using Peanut Oil.

http://www.hawknknives.com/forums/PDRM0137.JPG.
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I hear Ya Bro!!!!:thumbup: :thumbup: :D
 
Aldo Bruno said:
For a mono-steel I would lean towards using W-1 or W-2(SUPER 1095 AND SUPER 1095 W/ VANADIAM.

If you're looking to put a hamon down your blade these are both good steel to use as well...
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Aldo,
Here's a piece of that W2 I bought from you at Ashokan. Quenched in Brownell's tough quench. Pretty interesting hardening line...
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