Making Damascus steel, Striker STC-88
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Why Daddy why????
JK that sucks, hand crafted things made by relations should be kept. They belong to the Family, and they should be passed down.
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That's what I'm making in the video.
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You make it like in this video.
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nice to see you have proper safety equipment on.
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where u get damascus steel?
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something tells me that would take significantly more time done by hand...that must be why most blacksmiths have over sized arms
rhino2960 8 months ago
@rhino2960
I've done it and it is very labor intensive.
Conan568 8 months ago
@Conan568 im just curious, to make a blade 4 feet long and two and a half inches wide, how large of a steel block would you need?
rhino2960 8 months ago
@rhino2960
I'm not sure, but I'd say around 2" by 2" by 6" to 8" would come close.
Conan568 8 months ago
the word Damascus is ripped off by china copies like the one you probably found this with . you can tell a shit machine when the coil cores are grey metal
TATTOOTRAINING 11 months ago
@TATTOOTRAINING
I've heard of problems with Angyang hammers, but not these.
An 88 lb Striker weighs 600 lbs more than an 88 lb Angyang.
Maybe that's why, more iron.
Conan568 11 months ago