Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family ! Just got my first 2 burner forge so thanks for the tips on temperatures ( kinda challenging to go by color!) and cycling to hold temp-never knew that-which willl be very useful. Always appreciate your down to earth approach and humor. Keeps me watching and enjoying. Can’t wait for part 2.
@TheOGfrenchy Yes mate at a bit higher temperature aswell, if you doing stock removal then 1 normalising cycle prior to heat treatment is good but if you are forging 52100 it requires a more complicated heat treatment
Im also a randy only my last name is mills thank you for the shout out! Another trick you can do to reduce your grain structure is to normalize in vermiculite from around 2000 deg it takes a little more time than thermal cycling but has greater results
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Love the progress man!
Little river forge is another great knife making channel! Forgot to mention him! Thanks to all who support and interact with me!!
Hey…. Thanks man. I appreciate it 🎉
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family ! Just got my first 2 burner forge so thanks for the tips on temperatures ( kinda challenging to go by color!) and cycling to hold temp-never knew that-which willl be very useful. Always appreciate your down to earth approach and humor. Keeps me watching and enjoying. Can’t wait for part 2.
@@StevenBurrisk thanks Steven! You are much appreciated! Happy Turkey Day Brother!
You’re right on the money. Forging out chefs are one of my favorite things, it’s the main reason I got into knife making. Love the channel homie.
@@Little_River_Forge thanks brother!
Thanks for the shout out Matt. Nicely done on the hamon line. I have not tried that yet.
@@RRINTHESHOP you bet!! Appreciate you always watching and commenting!!! You seem to have a pretty good size following how long have you been at it?
@@TheOGfrenchy Almost 10 yrs.
@ nice! Well keep it up brother!
Frenchy, Thanksgiving, video! Yes. I hope that hamon comes out. I hope your thanksgiving was great. Thanks Matt!
@@TBWblades Thanks Ted! You too! ✌️
Dude you gave me a shout out? Holy cow man! You’re a stud! My first name is Mike. I will have to give you a shout out this next video!
@@samdahlandsonsforge happy to do it! Appreciate you watching and sharing as always! Thanks Mike!
Good video, you're heat treatment looks perfect, thanks for the shout out
@@Rcknives you bet! Thanks for always watching and sharing! 👊
@TheOGfrenchy I've been getting good results heat treating 52100 in my gas forge.
@ nice!ya that one requires a soak time too I think!?
@TheOGfrenchy Yes mate at a bit higher temperature aswell, if you doing stock removal then 1 normalising cycle prior to heat treatment is good but if you are forging 52100 it requires a more complicated heat treatment
Im also a randy only my last name is mills thank you for the shout out! Another trick you can do to reduce your grain structure is to normalize in vermiculite from around 2000 deg it takes a little more time than thermal cycling but has greater results
@@newtsleatherandmetalsmithy1827 heck ya thanks for the tip! 👊
@TheOGfrenchy it can be found in the gardening section of any hardware store
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