Heat treatment process

[cj112674]

different temps? water then oil mix? do you reheat after water quenching them? nice forge, kinda needs a back though doesnt it?

[Shitnames]

"... Give me a 100 of these." lol! Haha!

[Fuice1]

hmm... Thanks, learned alot.

[3005080]

were did you get your forge at? can you just get them at a hardware swore?

[supertruckertom]

Have you ever tried induction heating with a RF signal through a coil? Nice furnace BTW.

[alexicon89]

Why is this uploaded?

I don't learn anything from this since you keep so many secrets -.-

[Lavere2009]

The greatest treasures, knowledge and wisdom. Thank you for the video.

[TheLostTreasures]

@Lavere2009

True that!

[bblliizzaarr]

What's the point of the heat treatment? Thanks.

[TheLostTreasures]

@bblliizzaarr

To harden the metal and especially the tips for duration (last longer)

[lemans24fan]

@bblliizzaarr it makes the product harder and more durable

[tasosdiamantis]

Your voice sounds like choson ninja.Why?

[TheLostTreasures]

@tasosdiamantis

Greg is always helping me with videos. But I don't sound anything like Korean John Wayne.

[RebornAc3]

@tasosdiamantis Because you're deaf.

[dragonwalker77]

Nice music!! ;-)

[DTGKunoichi]

It's really nice to see this. Thanx for sharing.( Refiner's fire!! ) ^_^

[shadowwolf337]

Do they also become lighter after the heat treatment??

[Impmon51]

Awesomeness X3 I'd love to learn to throw knives ^w^ Are you good at throwing them?

[TheLostTreasures]

@Impmon51

Greg ChosonNinja can show you how to do that.

[tayounorise]

Wow! That look very hot and dangerous!Thank you for sharing this with us! It was ver y interesting to see how shurikens are made or treatet (*_*)

*bow*

angela

[Calimantalkin]

I remember doing the hardening, polishing thing back in metal shop, very important to get it just right.

[shan00r]

Why do we have to heat treat them. Is it to give them a shine.

[TheLostTreasures]

@shan00r

Hardening.

[mmacconn069]

@shan00r Heat treating is what makes them go from soft and able to be formed and shaped to being hard and able to retain a sharp tip or edge even under use. If not heat treated they tend to be soft and get dull fast and are more prone to bending out of shape.

[Itachi31]

Nice

[mmacconn069]

"Get me a hundred of these would ya?" Lol.

[TheLostTreasures]

@mmacconn069

When Choson says something he actually means it. Gave me a $500 cash deposit that day for me to start.

[mmacconn069]

@TheLostTreasures I have no doubt.

[LeafVillItachi]

thanks for showing us these videos