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a few new ones

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heres a few I put the finishng touches on recently.


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Nice work! ::tu:: ::tu:: Yep, I like the nessie the best, nice wood on that one too. L6 I take it?
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maybe I'm just wierd, but the nessmuk type knives are ugly little beasts. I absolutely love them :D I just got some new 1/8" O1 stock, I may try my hand at one this summer :mrgreen: As always Kaleb, an inspiration :mrgreen:
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thanks guys, yep they are all L6. Yes, the nessmuks are fat ugly little boogers, like making the puukkos best
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LOTS to like about this group. Love the sharp tip, love the Mosaic pins but I too am drawn to the Fatness that is the Mini Nessie - too many curves to resist. :mrgreen:
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muskrat man wrote:thanks guys, yep they are all L6. Yes, the nessmuks are fat ugly little boogers, like making the puukkos best
Yep, I have a bunch of puukkos to make, some in 1095. I have some O7+ and looking at the data sheets - it looks promising. I plan to use liquid nitrogen so add 1 to the final RC.
L6 I like L6 for sure! ::tu:: ::tu::
Carbon 0.65 - 0.75
Chromium 0.6 - 1.2
Manganese 0.25 - 0.8
Molybdenum 0.5 max
Nickel 1.25 - 2
Phosphorus 0.03 max
Silicon 0.5 max
Sulfur 0.03 max

O7 is the most hardenable of the O series of tool steels.
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great interpretation on your nessmuk. the others? oh well, please send examples for in depth study and report.....no charge, buddy!
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