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    Here is an example of where I did try to etch...

    Here is an example of where I did try to etch unhardened damascus. The blade was ovbviously hardened, but the guard and buttcap were not. In the case of the buttcap, it would not have made much...
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    My experience is that unhardened steel will etch...

    My experience is that unhardened steel will etch just fine. I have etched unhardened damascus guard and buttcap material i the past with no problem. With that said, I have been told that it will...
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    No i mean just the TOP of the spine. Nothing on...

    No i mean just the TOP of the spine. Nothing on the bevels/hollow. As best as I can tell, you are "fixing' the spot where the delimitation is most likely to start. Do you harden the tang/monkey tail...
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    Looking good!!!! A number of years ago, one of...

    Looking good!!!! A number of years ago, one of the guys who was making san mai blades from a carbon steel core and 416 cladding told me that he would put clay just on the spine when quenching, not...
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