I hope that means you got to do a lot of grinding today :thumbup:
(ps: for my Elephant ride, see the previous page)
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I hope that means you got to do a lot of grinding today :thumbup:
(ps: for my Elephant ride, see the previous page)
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Fug, what is your boy making for lunch?
Are those doughnuts?
Am i not fat enough? ........... If you can eat one of those you get the first one of these new knives i just drew up........
peppercorn
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Don't feed the elephants Chibbi!
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Gas prices arent the major concern with elephants Chibbi. Its the rear end lube that gives you fits.
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I hope that means you got to do a lot of grinding today :thumbup:
I think he's tired because of me, I sent him a few PM's...
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What are you trying to kill me, but I'd still love to get one of your knives.:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
BTW, the single cheeseburger on one Krispy Kreme (State Fair version) is over 1000 calories. Add another doughnut, 4x the meat, and bacon and you have to be pushing 3000 calories.
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Mornin! In 2 hours, I'll finish my work, and tomorrow we have a state holiday - woohoo!
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Cool, I will be workin on some O-1
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This one?
AISI SAE 0-1
This is an electric furnace melt oil hardening tool steel. A non-shrinking general purpose tool steel, it has excellent abrasion resistance, toughness and machinability characteristics.
Analysis C .85-1.00, Mn 1.00-1.40, Si .50, Max, Cr. .40-.60, W.40-.60 Max.
Heat treat temperature: 1450-1600 F
Quench: Oil
Hardness: Rockwell 62c-64c
Applications:
Taps
Reamers
Knurling Tools
Shear Blades
Drills
Coining Dies
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AISI SAE 0-1
This is an electric furnace melt oil hardening tool steel. A non-shrinking general purpose tool steel, it has excellent abrasion resistance, toughness and machinability characteristics.
Analysis C .85-1.00, Mn 1.00-1.40, Si .50, Max, Cr. .40-.60, W.40-.60 Max.
Heat treat temperature: 1450-1600 F
Quench: Oil
Hardness: Rockwell 62c-64c
Applications:
Taps
Reamers
Knurling Tools
Shear Blades
Drills
Coining Dies
Trimming Dies
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That's the stuff
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HRC 64! :thumbup::thumbup:
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Yes! But I will temper it back to 59Rc
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Toughness....a Horton benchmark. Cool Mang.
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If you decide to sell that old thing - please LMK
I like to hunt with my old super black eagle - got sxs's, o&u's, pumps, and auto's - I like shotguns :thumbup:
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Of course, I meant after you're done with the HT, i.e. hardening + tempering. At 59 Rc it's gotta be very tough, I guess. And it also will be possible to sharpen it
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It was raining cats and dogs overhere today, but me and my boys ended up on an African Elephant,,,
Very Cool Chibbi :thumbup: Momma didn't get to ride?
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