Daado
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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- Apr 5, 2015
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I love materials with some history behind. Re claimed materials are popular here too, mostly in building construction . Old oak planks and old bricks are quite common as decorative material.
I forgot to mention that i found rasp/file combination in that barn that was covered with dirt and rust. I'd like to make something with that, but just need to cut a piece and test it first.
Knife is differential heat treated with low hardening line. Back of the knife is soft, and cutting part is bit softer than on smaller knives. It's shaving sharp now, but its made to be hard used.
It is triple annealed after forging, quenched in oil and tempered two times for 1 hour at 200C (guess its about 400F).
Post office is on my way to bakery, so its not a problem to ship it in the morning
I forgot to mention that i found rasp/file combination in that barn that was covered with dirt and rust. I'd like to make something with that, but just need to cut a piece and test it first.
Knife is differential heat treated with low hardening line. Back of the knife is soft, and cutting part is bit softer than on smaller knives. It's shaving sharp now, but its made to be hard used.
It is triple annealed after forging, quenched in oil and tempered two times for 1 hour at 200C (guess its about 400F).
Post office is on my way to bakery, so its not a problem to ship it in the morning