home made skinner

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richard
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home made skinner

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i have just started making knifes. this a is skinner i made from m20 steel. with a hard wood handle. brass pinned.
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Excellent Richard!
Great to see your work. Thanks for posting.
Please school me on M20 steel. Is it an oil or a water quench steel?
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richard,
That is a fine lookin' knife! With that sharp point I could start the skinning and with the belly of the blade I could peel Bambi's britches very easily! I also like the finger groove handle. Good Job!
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hi tony, C1 M20 steel is advanced adhesion coated carbide. General purpose to high velocity. Exhibits moderate shock, superior edge strength and wear resistance. the piece i made the knife with came out of a old industrial meat chopping machine.
i did not heat or quench it. as it was allready done. i just had to be carefull grinding , not to get it to hot.
i have just finished building a furnace.and will use it soon.
as i said i am new to this.learning as i go. :?
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Nice job on the skinner!
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Richard, very impressive. :D ::tu:: ::tu:: :D
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