Hey love your channel, just wondering what the next steps would be if your edge bends or chips. Can you grind the edge again and simply re temper . or is a full quench required ?
From a variety of places. Some knife specific things I get from one of several local knife maker supply shops. Consumables from various places . It's hard to say.
Thank you, that is exactly what I was looking for 👍
Great tip. Thanks again, Stuart!
Very clear and useful. Thank you
Never knew about this. Thanks!
I've done this with the last few knives ive made. It's a great way to know for sure that the heat treat worked. Thank you for sharing all of the tips.
Thank you!
You are awesome mate, I want to be able to forge chef knives. You should do a video on that.
Yes!!!!Saw this in Wayne Goddards book
Muchas gracias!
thanks for this tip, much appreciated! does the tube have to be brass, or would copper work as well?
Paul Wernich I've done it with a hard wood. Brass just lasts longer. Copper should work too but may deform after a while
Hey love your channel, just wondering what the next steps would be if your edge bends or chips. Can you grind the edge again and simply re temper . or is a full quench required ?
if it is too hard simply temper again at a higher temperature until it flexes. If it bends a re harden may be in order. Thanks for watching
Great info, thanks. Did you do this on your blade for your JS ABS testing?
i did indeed
Where do you get all your knife making supplies from? Great video as usual!
From a variety of places. Some knife specific things I get from one of several local knife maker supply shops. Consumables from various places . It's hard to say.
Can you post a video where you perform that test and it fails? I’m curious as to what that looks like.
cptcurk funnily enough I too thought of this a few hours after posting
Stuart Smith cool!