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Diferential,or zone,hardening.
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DON'T listen to Mykl. The process he recommends results in the creation of dihydrogen monoxide.
For information on this toxic substance go to
http://www.netreach.net/~rjones/no_dhmo.html
For information on this toxic substance go to
http://www.netreach.net/~rjones/no_dhmo.html
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I tried the heated cider method mentioned earlier in this thread and used the Mothers mag and aluminun cleaner also mentioned earlier. It worked Awesome!!! I did it to a Cheetlang that I got recently. It is really worth the try. It is nice to actually see the hardened zone appear. Totally Cool!!
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Defeat the fear of death and welcome the death of fear. G.Liddy
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That's great!
Glad it worked out for you. Actually I can't take the credit for the vinegar etch, the late and great Mr. Bob Engnath came up with this to get the temperline to show on the Yakiba blades he would make.
Glad it worked out for you. Actually I can't take the credit for the vinegar etch, the late and great Mr. Bob Engnath came up with this to get the temperline to show on the Yakiba blades he would make.