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Heat treating stainless steel blade, Heat treating 12C27 stainless steel

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Heat treating stainless steel blade, Heat treating 12C27 stainless steel

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Downunder Farm and Forge
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Heat treating stainless steel blade, Heat treating 12C27 stainless steel G'day and welcome to a new series on making a beginner knife. This is a simple little knife that is a copy of the first knife that I personally made, it has a very simple design that I first drew onto a piece of steel from a kit that i had purchased. The design was simple and made to fit the piece of steel I had by all means copy it or look at the references below. Today is the heat treatment of the blade, a more complex 12C27 stainless steel but still very much in the reach of beginner knife makers to use. Thank you for watching Also, sometimes I link Amazon Affiliate links in the description. Shopping from these links supports our channel with a small commission without any additional cost to you! So Thank you for using these links! USA link to a similar Thermocouple to what I use https://amzn.to/3wbdxeC FaceBook groups I mention: Knife making a Hobby   / 23113720648   Australian Beginner Knife Making   / abkmg   Australian Blacksmiths and Knife Makers   / 1381470675432619   Dan's Website on knife designs https://dcknives.blogspot.com/ Creativeman Website https://creativeman.com.au/ Artisan Supplies Website https://www.artisansupplies.com.au/ Note I do not get any payment and am not professionally linked to any of these groups, I simply use their services. Heck I spend a lot of money on the hobby same as most other makers Any questions that you have about custom knives feel free to contact me via: Email mailto:darren@downunderfarmandforge.com Webpage https://downunderfarmandforge.com/ Facebook   / downunderfarmandforge   Music: Rain Musician: @ikonmusic Disclaimer: The use of Power, gas, fire, electrical tools and devices can be dangerous, please seek professional training before undertaking to do so. Any tools or techniques shown hers are purely as I do it and for illustration purposes only, they are not professional training and should not be considered so.