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Can You Quench 1095 In Water. Quenching can be done both in water and oil, but oil quenching. The consensus of opinion around here is to use an oil quench even on water hardening blades, so i figure that there must be a good reason for it. Making a blade that thin it will most. Water quenching is always risky, because the suppliers are talking about far thicker cross sections than what we are dealing with. Quenching is a very scientific process in which every factor will play into the quench. I would definitely use some type of oil to quench. What temp does the water/brine need to be?. This video is how i quench my knives. The saber (scandi) bevel makes for a very structurally balanced blade when undergoing the very abrupt water quench. How can i give the blade its best chance for survival when quenching into water? Get your water tank ready and heat the water to about 110 degrees. 1095 can be a bit difficult to quench even when using oil. 1/16th of an inch for. Add salt if you may but it is not needed.

The saber (scandi) bevel makes for a very structurally balanced blade when undergoing the very abrupt water quench. Quenching is a very scientific process in which every factor will play into the quench. Quenching can be done both in water and oil, but oil quenching. What temp does the water/brine need to be?. How can i give the blade its best chance for survival when quenching into water? The consensus of opinion around here is to use an oil quench even on water hardening blades, so i figure that there must be a good reason for it. 1/16th of an inch for. This video is how i quench my knives. 1095 can be a bit difficult to quench even when using oil. Water quenching is always risky, because the suppliers are talking about far thicker cross sections than what we are dealing with.

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Can You Quench 1095 In Water The consensus of opinion around here is to use an oil quench even on water hardening blades, so i figure that there must be a good reason for it. 1/16th of an inch for. How can i give the blade its best chance for survival when quenching into water? Making a blade that thin it will most. The saber (scandi) bevel makes for a very structurally balanced blade when undergoing the very abrupt water quench. Add salt if you may but it is not needed. Quenching can be done both in water and oil, but oil quenching. Quenching is a very scientific process in which every factor will play into the quench. This video is how i quench my knives. Get your water tank ready and heat the water to about 110 degrees. Water quenching is always risky, because the suppliers are talking about far thicker cross sections than what we are dealing with. I would definitely use some type of oil to quench. What temp does the water/brine need to be?. 1095 can be a bit difficult to quench even when using oil. The consensus of opinion around here is to use an oil quench even on water hardening blades, so i figure that there must be a good reason for it.