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Anyone here ever mess with marquenching? I am thinking of setting up a rig and want to bounce ideas off of people who know the scoops.Seth

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I really wasn't thinking of Bainite as much as a good full transition to Martenite. Maybe the one hour soak time is a bit much for that. I might cut it down to ten minutes or so. Heck I can add a...

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Sorry Seth.... Bainite on the brain, I guess...I'm a bit puzzled about why you'd think that you need an interrupted quench with a hold above Ms to get max transormation to martensite. Can you...

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It is my understanding that a better "M" conversion is one of the reasons for marquenching, that and less stress. Maybe I was confusing the blade being tougher because of the semi self tempering...

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Seth,I can't find a reference to martempering promoting more complete transformation to martensite but that doesn't mean that it doesn't do that under some conditions. Anyhow, you never know what...

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I think it was Laredo, over on Bladeforums.That posted about using half rock salt and half snow melt.The salt pot thingie is something to be careful with.Over on the swordforum they use a lot of...

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www.houghton.co.uk/divisions/htreat/qoils.aspwww.houghton.co.uk/divisions/htreat/fundamentals.aspwww.heatbath.com/Proper_Quenching_Option_article.htmThese are links to a little bit of info on the...

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www.mstarling.com/The_Craft/Tool_Plans/Salt_Pots/salt_pots.html He who created us without our help will not save us without our consent. --- Saint Augustine of Hippo (354-430)

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Sweany,Thanks for the links! Helpful stuff in those. KenSome days you get the bear and some days the bear get's you.

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Sorry guys. I kind of went to sleep on this issue because of the piddling I've been doing in the shop the past week. A word of warning about quenching in high temp oil, no matter what type it is. As I...

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This is a duplicate of what I posted at the Outpost. I didn't see any reason to reinvent the wheel. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Well, I finally got my test blade forged up and it's annealing...

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Yeah, let us know what happens. Good luck bro!http://expage.com/taigoo

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Max please keep us informed of your results. Ken BeattyKEN(WWJD)WACO KNIVES

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WOW! This is something to look forward to for sure! I can already see myself tomorrow at work looking at my watch every 5-10 minutes hoping the day will go by faster so I can get home and see the...

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Another duplicate post from the Outpost.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Well, where do I start? I had what I would call a successful failure. The blade survived the can cutting test and the brass...

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Max,I'm wondering how long you waited between quenching and tempering, how many tempering cycles you ran and how long you let the blade cool between them. Basically, I'm wondering whether the blade...

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Thanks for the update, Max. Look forward to your next post.Ken BeattyKEN(WWJD)WACO KNIVES

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I'm just going to link to the post I made at the Outpost with all the pics. No sense cluttering up both forums with a ton of pics. www.ckdforums.com/showthr...post104556Scroll down towards the bottom...

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Max,Nothing ventured, nothing gained. You now have a defined set of parameters you know to work within and I'm sure next time you test it'll be closer to your goals.Keep at it. I am looking forward to...

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Well, we'll see what happens on the next one Mike. This one was good experience but it needs to be done over again for obvious reasons. It was fun and exciting and that makes it worthwhile. And I did...

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Max,After looking at the pictures on CKD, I think (like many said there) that your test blade actually tested quite well. The chips in the edge look like what I'd expect given what you did to it. For...

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