Testing Damasteel - Powder Metallurgy Damascus

Published 2023-08-31

All Comments (21)
  • @spiritbender639
    As always, very cool stuff. Thanks for everything you contribute to the knife community.
  • @Ben-ry1py
    I just bought both of your books. Thank you so much for sharing such amazing knowledge with us. You're definitely the person I want to learn about knife steel from.
  • @wattsmichaele
    Excellent. Thank you. Do you plan to update your edge retention chart with some of the newer steels since you last composed it?…..It’s the best chart on planet and I use it almost daily….thank you young man!
  • @krissteel4074
    Fantastic information, I've not ever pulled the trigger on some Damasteel as like you pointed out, its kind of expensive for an experiment. At least they should throw you some for proving out that its worth the money :)
  • @zdenekbart
    Thank you for perfect video. 👍🇨🇿👏
  • @NedKnives
    Very informative! Thank you!🤙🏼
  • @racebiketuner
    I've been working with metal >50 years, but am relatively new to this topic. I really appreciate your attention to detail. S'pose that makes me a nerd too! 😉
  • @devindodge8648
    Highly informative and truly fascinating. Thank you so much for your contributions to the sciences.
  • @DDastrup1234
    Great Video! With the Knowledge of steel that you have, I would be curious about your go-to way of sharpening your knives.
  • @ycplum7062
    With regards to the discussion on hold times, that is teh perfect illustration between "science" and "engineering". The science (how things work) may suggest a procedure for the ideal, but engineering has to factor in real world factors, like less than accurate furnace temperature controls. lol
  • @user-nq8cr4bj9i
    Dr Thomas ---Can you provide the numbers for Magnacut in regard to toughness, edge retention, and corrosion resistance. Thanks
  • @SkunkworksProps
    I've used a couple of different patterns from Damasteel and they both showed those straight layers on either side of the billet like the Hugin pattern. I wonder if it's to do with how they're laying down the powder, or some other constraint with this method of production?
  • @nv854
    Can you talk about the damacore next?