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    I would go a little higher with the steel...

    I would go a little higher with the steel temperature. 825. And a shorter soak.
    Your oil is just fine. The cheapest corn oil will do.
    Also, how quickly do you get from the oven to the quench? This...
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    That looks pretty good. The etching came out very...

    That looks pretty good. The etching came out very nice, and I like the pattern on the handle.
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    That settles it then. I probably quenched too...

    That settles it then. I probably quenched too cold. I'll have to buy a cheap fryer and mount it my quench tank
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    That could very well be. In that case you could...

    That could very well be. In that case you could use a deep fryer to preheat the oil and quench in that.
    In any case, no matter how you quench, the difference between the mild steel sides and the...
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    I take a big chunk of mild steel, bring it to red...

    I take a big chunk of mild steel, bring it to red heat, dunk it in the oil and stir it around. I think it is about 50 degrees celcius.
    With ripping apart, I mean that the mild steel sides will...
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    It is indeed pretty much like O1. However, there...

    It is indeed pretty much like O1. However, there are a few details you may want to mind. Firstly, you want to preheat the oil. Secondly, you will want no sharp indentations where the thermal shock...
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