Daniel Fairly RF1 Framelock

[Daniel Fairly Knives]

FYI, I just went to take a look at your site and it expired yesterday.

Oh wow, I'm glad you saw that! I thought it auto-renewed yesterday... better check that out! Much appreciated!

My other site has more current pics and I post just about everything on my subforum here. http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/forumdisplay.php/873-Daniel-Fairly-Knives

EDIT - Site is back up! Thanks again!

 

[D729]

729

Thanks much, love the technical stuff! What hardness level are you aiming for? Sounds tough whatever it is like your 521000 Kiridashi, It's a beast by the way, kudos.
Sharpening blades right now, happy day everyone.

Don

 

[Daniel Fairly Knives]

729

Thanks much, love the technical stuff! What hardness level are you aiming for? Sounds tough whatever it is like your 521000 Kiridashi, It's a beast by the way, kudos.
Sharpening blades right now, happy day everyone.

Don

Same here, I spend most of my evenings reading heat treat charts and doing CAD, lol!

Here's some information from the manufacturer, I always use this particular D2. http://www.bucorp.com/files/aisi_d2.pdf

My heat treat should be hitting around 61 RC with D2 and possibly 62 with the CPM-D2. This is based off my soak temperature, time, quench method and the fact that I am using the dry ice slurry to help with conversion. I try not to speculate too much on RC so I do a fair bit of testing to validate my heat treat. I will eventually purchase a Rockwell tester.

Have a good one!

 

[fast14riot]

Dude, I gotta get me one sooner rather than later...

Just loving these things!


Always a fan!


-X

 

[FosterJ]

Great looking folders.