Delightful to use - glides through potatoes like they were butter - amazing cutter!
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9fingeredknife
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That looks like fun!
DrEriksson
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Why am I watching this thread? It just makes me wanna cry.
I want my money back, there’s no mountain on the hamon
Carl Kotte
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I see no penis scrotum. Are you sure This is right?
DrEriksson
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I'm responsible for the refunds. Send me the knife, and I'll refund it. *fingers crossed*I want my money back, there’s no mountain on the hamon
DrEriksson
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Imagine an old Dick with a penis hamon. It would be a knife of legends.
Carl Kotte
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Imagine?!? I don’t think of anything else but it!
Literally LOL
Mixing the magic clay. It's made of snus leftovers, rust&suitapowder (hamon flux), fine clay, and mixed up to consistency with horses urine.
Chefs have taught me never to leave handles sticking out from benches.
Chefs have taught me never to leave handles sticking out from benches.
Was the horse urine fermented before it was used?
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BillHanna
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uma no shoben
Needs to be fresh and still bodyheat to work well as flux activator so we get a nice active "dusty" hamon.
Could you tell me which band saw you're using, and if you're happy with it?
Have been looking at a few, ideally one that can do miter cuts, but most of them have reviews stating they're inaccurate. Even ones that are €2k+
CheapoCould you tell me which band saw you're using, and if you're happy with it?
Have been looking at a few, ideally one that can do miter cuts, but most of them have reviews stating they're inaccurate. Even ones that are €2k+
-saw only.. "bernardo 
Thought I recognized it already, but didn't know the 'brands' in Sweden.Cheapo
It's the same saw that's being rebranded as Bernardo, or Proma, sometimes with a slightly different base.
Thanks though
Does the age and gender of the horse matter? What about the phase of the moon? Or is all that just horse piss?
LostHighway
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Is this a biodynamic/Rudolph Steiner thing like the cow's horns full of manure? Will the knives be Demeter Biodynamic™ certified?
esoo
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Why do I see this pic and think Robin is going to get a pack of small children to run into his workshop so what hamon happens naturally?
Carl Kotte
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Den där gäggamuschen på bilden ser ruggigt potent ut. 
Exactly! Moonphase is nearing perfect for quenching
The Hamon are showing well. Must be due to moon-phase and urine match
It was such a romantic movie. That scene gets me every time. 
A last fine-straightening before the big time investment that is finish grinding. I managed to fix all big warps and wandering tips during quenches. So far completely lossless.
Many of them have a light sori, but not sure how much if any I will keep though finishing.
Many of them have a light sori, but not sure how much if any I will keep though finishing.
nakiriknaifuwaifu
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For the uninitiated, a sori refers to the bend caused by a differential heat treat. Think of the bend in a Japanese sword - the sword is straight before quenching and bends upwards due to the expansion of the hard steel at the edge during the quench (the steel under the clay hardens slower and does not expand).
Something something crystalline structure something something austenite rapidly cools into martensite blabla steel cut very good wow enough to
If anyone gets a knife with a sori, you are lucky
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Sometimes "negative" - downwards happen too. But on this one it happened during a first failed quench. A cane-dagger I made last week. It's also a part of why I wasnt entirely happy with keeping these yo-handles. Had some big movements on the tangs both up and down in quenches.
