How Much of a Demand?

fitzo said:
Larrin, I think if anyone started out with three large-ish pieces of 1/2" thick stock, a small power hammer, and had to make that many folds, as Moran did, it would seem about as hard as anything in knifemaking could possibly be. No wonder it seemed mystical.

We've come a long way......
That's what I was trying to say. Thanks for elaborating for those that have trouble understanding my nonsense......like everyone. :)
 
F. Allin Kahrl said:
It's not as exciting as pattern welded/Damascus, but what about some exotic laminated ground stock? There have got to be some truly awesome combinations of edgeholding and strength possible with modern designer tool steels. If there's someone out there interested in experimenting with such things, I'd be very interested in checking out the results.
I would be interested in something like this, plus some good looking damascus steel. If your brother turns out good billets, I can't forsee any holdups in the normal course of events. Good steel is going to sell. Already surface ground is going to be a good selling point with me and many others. I'm pulling for your brother, too.
 
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