Horton Knives,,Presents..CLUB PLATINUM...

[Lycosa]

Carto held the Spider?
Keep this>:barf:
I might order another and have Pohan Leu do the HT.

 

[Jeremy Horton]

how about I put a Hamon in it ,, using Molten Peanut Brittle

 

[Lycosa]

Leu's blades are my sharpest. I bet the Spider will be right there.

 

[Lycosa]

Jerm...P-Brittle hamon....:thumbup:
Will pine sap work?

 

[Lycosa]

Did you kiss momma on the cheek, J-Bo?

 

[Paulinski]

Mornin All.

Fucking customs is sitting on my package since sunday. WTF are they doing - shaving with my Camden razors

 

[Jeremy Horton]

Leu, is the shizzle,,, the SPDR could not get any sharper,, it has mad stabbies,, and it has a hollow grind deep enough to support a baby turtle

 

[Lycosa]

Fock them...RAGE!!! :grumpy:

 

[Lycosa]

Jerm---Can't wait. Po says zup??

 

[Jeremy Horton]

Lookin at the camp tools,, that sword is a light saber,,

 

[Lycosa]

Angryfish---I need yer addy...NOW!
whenever...

 

[Paulinski]

I must have checked the tracking 200 times since sunday.....

LoL

I can't wait for that one to arrive....

 

[OldPhysics]

damn wheres OP to translate this for me? i have faith in ya j. you wouldn't do it if it weren't going to make a better product :thumbup:

The longer a piece of metal is, the harder it is to control its behavior under extreme temperature excursions. What the company can offer Jeremy is much more precise control of temperature and of rates of change of temperature throughout the entire body of his longer knives (and swords). This control is what is needed to keep a longer knife from warping.

You'd be surprised how much trouble we aerospace types have to go to when materials with different coefficients of expansion have to be used in a single system. The differences might appear small when looking at the number, but temperature extremes bring those differences out and cause stress, warping, and cracking. It's a serious problem, believe me.

I think Jeremy's wise to check out these more advanced methods.

 

[Jeremy Horton]

And he just broke it down in baby talk,,, for a mad scientist..

 

[Paulinski]

Thanks for the layman terms OP.

 

[rlarge10]

The longer a piece of metal is, the harder it is to control its behavior under extreme temperature excursions. What the company can offer Jeremy is much more precise control of temperature and of rates of change of temperature throughout the entire body of his longer knives (and swords). This control is what is needed to keep a longer knife from warping.

You'd be surprised how much trouble we aerospace types have to go to when materials with different coefficients of expansion have to be used in a single system. The differences might appear small when looking at the number, but temperature extremes bring those differences out and cause stress, warping, and cracking. It's a serious problem, believe me.

I think Jeremy's wise to check out these more advanced methods.

thank you kindly

 

[OldPhysics]

Thanks for the layman terms OP.

I strive to be of use.

It hurts, though. The urge to provide more detail is ever-present. It's a horrible tendency developed by Western scientific training.

It makes you real unpopular at parties.

Contrary to popular belief, I am not actually mad. I'm more like ... peeved.

 

[rlarge10]

good mornin sharpened steel homosexuals(knife fags)

 

[Jeremy Horton]

Did anyone dream of carbon and Whooty

 

[rlarge10]

It makes you real unpopular at parties.

yeah right! you'd be the shiznit at parties! you could probably rig up some contraption to get everyone drunk quicker, but minus the hangover......