Chang Joined Oct 9, 1998 Messages 1,767 Jun 16, 2002 #1 I just got a piece of Talonite and was wondering if it needed heat treat, and how hot I could get it on the grinder. Never used this material before. Thanks
I just got a piece of Talonite and was wondering if it needed heat treat, and how hot I could get it on the grinder. Never used this material before. Thanks
george tichbourne Joined Apr 19, 1999 Messages 3,560 Jun 16, 2002 #2 Talonite and Stellite do not need heat treating. You can get it glowing red on the grinder without affecting it's hardness.
Talonite and Stellite do not need heat treating. You can get it glowing red on the grinder without affecting it's hardness.
R rlinger Joined Mar 29, 2002 Messages 4,591 Jun 16, 2002 #4 Please keep us informed on its machinabilty, etc., etc. and how you like working it. I read it is quite wear resistant. Lots of cobalt. RL
Please keep us informed on its machinabilty, etc., etc. and how you like working it. I read it is quite wear resistant. Lots of cobalt. RL
S SkaerE Joined Sep 9, 2001 Messages 428 Jan 6, 2003 #5 stuff is GODaWFUL expensive, does it not need any type of heat treat at all? ie, no quench, no tempering etc?
stuff is GODaWFUL expensive, does it not need any type of heat treat at all? ie, no quench, no tempering etc?
R.W.Clark Joined Apr 30, 2001 Messages 1,742 Jan 7, 2003 #6 does it not need any type of heat treat at all? ie, no quench, no tempering etc? Click to expand... Nope, nothing. Its not that bad to grind. Just make sure and have sharp belts.
does it not need any type of heat treat at all? ie, no quench, no tempering etc? Click to expand... Nope, nothing. Its not that bad to grind. Just make sure and have sharp belts.
george tichbourne Joined Apr 19, 1999 Messages 3,560 Jan 7, 2003 #7 It takes a long time to grind, eats belts, requires carbide drills and end mills. Other than that it is pretty good to work with.
It takes a long time to grind, eats belts, requires carbide drills and end mills. Other than that it is pretty good to work with.
S SkaerE Joined Sep 9, 2001 Messages 428 Jan 7, 2003 #8 is it specifically for slicing/cutting (as in kitchen work)? ive read that it is very "mission specific" but nobody mentioned what it was specific for...just, that it cuts and cuts and cuts.
is it specifically for slicing/cutting (as in kitchen work)? ive read that it is very "mission specific" but nobody mentioned what it was specific for...just, that it cuts and cuts and cuts.