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05-20-2014, 03:52 AM
Thread: Tamahagane Question
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Actually the extensive work involved in making...
Actually the extensive work involved in making tamahagane blades is exactly what makes them very special, as an exceptional smith like Iwasaki could turn out 65-67HRC blades that don't chip because...
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05-19-2014, 04:45 AM
Thread: Tamahagane Question
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Jimmy, I honed an Iwasaki western @ HV 860 which...
Jimmy, I honed an Iwasaki western @ HV 860 which = about 65HRC. Just awesome steel, hard yet ductile, not chippy at all but did require a lot of time & trips back to the hones. Never at any point...
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05-19-2014, 01:03 AM
Thread: Tamahagane Question
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I'd be surprised if 'average' tamahagane razors...
I'd be surprised if 'average' tamahagane razors would be very high HRC like Iwasaki san's. Certainly Nihonto were not & razors were often made as a sideline by the smith.
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