A Huge Brutal Blade From An Old Bearing! 

А Леонид Архангельский лучше делает ножи и мечи чем этот кузнец?

Какие вы наивные люди, Он начинал одним металлом в итоге завершил другим не тем что начинал делать . Присмотритесь внимательно что то чем он начинал отличается

А Леонид Архангельский лучше делает ножи и мечи чем этот кузнец?

Motor oil and transmission fluid are two of the common substances used to quench blades and such, but you are correct about their giving off nasty fumes, which is why they should be used in a well ventilated area. I did a little digging about *oils* used for quenching and learned the following are commonly used to quench blades and such, but since they only listed what they were, I added what extra I knew: Motor oil, new or used. (toxic fumes, use in a ventilatred area) Transmission fluid (ATF), new or used. (toxic fumes, use in a ventilatred area) Canola oil. (from what I found, this one doesn't work so well, not sure why) Peanut oil. Other vegetable oils like avocado, etc. Mineral oil. Commercial quenching oils like Parks 50 or Chevron 70. Mixes of any of the above.

@@GaisaSanktejo Yeah, I'm not sure where I heard that. Probably on one of these tubes or a forum or something. Thanks for the clarification.

@@MadeInMichigan no problem, the "fun" issue with motor oil is how some is synthetic, semi-synthetic, mineral and so on. I don't know enough about the synthetic stuff to give full facts, but I'm pretty sure all of them give off nasty fumes when vaporised (when quenching for example), be it natural oil derivatives like benzine, or detergents in the mix...

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funny, I worked on this knife for 3 days. 🙂

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The berings and the bering races are made of the same steel.

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