heat treat

[magnum .44]

i'd like to complement Rob Simoich on his heat treating, he treated my 440c, and o-1 blades, so far i've only tested the heat treatment on the stainless one, i chopped through a 2x4 and it would still shave hair, no chips, rolled edges or flat spots occured.
it was no small knife either, a 14" bowie. i would recommend him as a heat treater to any knifemaker beginning or proffesional. thanks rob

 

[Rob Simonich]

Thanks Brian, and your welcome!

 

[Parabellum 9]

Magnum 44, did you remember the name of the knifemaker who made the flexible blades with super sharpness that would cut an anvil? That is exactly what I am looking for to fill a special need.

 

[magnum .44]

no problem, rob. and parabellum, i'm trying to find his web site. his knives are made of "cmt" chromium, molybdenum, tungsten. i'll get back to you when i find it.

[This message has been edited by magnum .44 (edited 25 September 1999).]

 

[magnum .44]

master don's website is http://jdshaffer.qx.net/masterdon/fr_main.html i've never tried out one of his knives, but they seem to be pretty good, they'll cut steel.

[This message has been edited by magnum .44 (edited 25 September 1999).]

 

[gregj62]

Hey the link didn't work.

I got this one to work is it the right place?
http://jdshaffer.qx.net/masterdon/

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-Greg Johnson
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[This message has been edited by gregj62 (edited 25 September 1999).]

 

[Parabellum 9]

This is the correct one. Thank you Magnum and Greg.

 

[magnum .44]

yeah, that ones right, thanks greg. do you like the knives?

 

[magnum .44]

parabellem, don't buy a master don knife. it seems his knives aren't anygood. i'm sorry for giving you his name, but i hadn't done bussiness with him so i kinda fell for his claims. sorry