S Shimmer Active Member Joined Apr 26, 2011 Messages 38 Reaction score 0 May 10, 2011 #1 Can anyone tell me what the following terms mean and how they differ in terms of damascus knife forging? Sekisou-ko and Hi-zukuri
Can anyone tell me what the following terms mean and how they differ in terms of damascus knife forging? Sekisou-ko and Hi-zukuri
DrNaka Founding Member Joined Mar 1, 2011 Messages 78 Reaction score 3 May 11, 2011 #2 Shimmer said: Can anyone tell me what the following terms mean and how they differ in terms of damascus knife forging? Sekisou-ko and Hi-zukuri Click to expand... Sekisou-ko = Laminated steel Hi-zukuri = (fire made) Hot forging
Shimmer said: Can anyone tell me what the following terms mean and how they differ in terms of damascus knife forging? Sekisou-ko and Hi-zukuri Click to expand... Sekisou-ko = Laminated steel Hi-zukuri = (fire made) Hot forging
L Lefty Canada's Sharpest Lefty Joined Mar 31, 2011 Messages 6,477 Reaction score 9 May 11, 2011 #3 Yeah...I swear I was going to say that too
S Shimmer Active Member Joined Apr 26, 2011 Messages 38 Reaction score 0 May 11, 2011 #4 DrNaka said: Sekisou-ko = Laminated steel Hi-zukuri = (fire made) Hot forging Click to expand... Can you give a quick synopsis of how these processes differ?
DrNaka said: Sekisou-ko = Laminated steel Hi-zukuri = (fire made) Hot forging Click to expand... Can you give a quick synopsis of how these processes differ?
DrNaka Founding Member Joined Mar 1, 2011 Messages 78 Reaction score 3 May 12, 2011 #5 Shimmer said: Can you give a quick synopsis of how these processes differ? Click to expand... ??? Sekisou-ko = Laminated steel is not a process. ??? You must give me the whole text for further discussion.
Shimmer said: Can you give a quick synopsis of how these processes differ? Click to expand... ??? Sekisou-ko = Laminated steel is not a process. ??? You must give me the whole text for further discussion.
