I could even bring your cases down.DSD wrote: ↑Thu Aug 15, 2019 9:04 pmMake you a deal, next time you are spending a lazy Saturday in sydney let me know and i will prepare some 15n20 and 1075 and we can make some Damascus.MISSED wrote:Did Corin or Brett teach you that ?
If you finish it quick enough we can even crack out the 2x72 rough shape it and heat treat in the oven. You probably won't have time to finish gringing and temper though
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You can come to if you want
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I can remember 52 years ago first year at high school surface hardening projects with (Hardite) and being told it was full of cyanide, and brazing with borax as a flux.kickinback wrote: ↑Tue Aug 13, 2019 8:03 pmPretty sure it would have contained cyanide rather than arsenic.lee_enfield223 wrote:They use borax to kill roaches thanks for the information, I have never heard of borax used as a flux, I used to surface harden with hardite, which I am told contained arsenic, but these days even the welders are using filters on their faces, makes me wonder if cancer is waiting for me round the corner
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Yes silly me you are 100% correct it had cyanideOl 55 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 16, 2019 7:54 amI can remember 52 years ago first year at high school surface hardening projects with (Hardite) and being told it was full of cyanide, and brazing with borax as a flux.kickinback wrote: ↑Tue Aug 13, 2019 8:03 pmPretty sure it would have contained cyanide rather than arsenic.lee_enfield223 wrote:They use borax to kill roaches thanks for the information, I have never heard of borax used as a flux, I used to surface harden with hardite, which I am told contained arsenic, but these days even the welders are using filters on their faces, makes me wonder if cancer is waiting for me round the corner
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