Year month day is how we do for biological field work. That way if you sort by date very tenth of every month of every year don’t get stacked together. I’m surprised the military hasn’t figured that one out ;)
Hi Arnaud.
I am in France. In Nantes. Screening my movie. I think you are far away from where I am. But I thought I would drop you a line on the remote chance that you are not that far and I might say hello, or you could come see my movie.
Forum over Facebook 1oo percent... i am not interested in broadcasting the conversations on here to all the folk i know.. for that matter, i don't log on to Fb lest i hear what else might be being broadcast.. this curated space is what i like.. haven't had much to offer lately because...
diference will be torque (sorry if thats what the article i already saying, i couldnt open it)
flex shaft is better for drilling, higher torque, micro motor is more control, higher speeds.
A long dowel... can reach alll the way to the ground depending on your work area. Work is fastened to pad at top.. bottom is butted against your bench, lap, or as I said, the ground. Turns as Mach as a vice should (ie as much as your hand can turn). Obviously still inferior to an actual...
Great.
Thanks guys. Sorry I’ve been slow to get back to this thread. I’ve been touring through Alaska this past week.
I have a bucket of ash for normalizing. I just don’t have any knife steel beyond some super stainless, and a bunch of mystery scrap (chainsaw bars, leaf spring, rasps...
Hi.
I’ve been around for a while. And seen this question come up quite a bit, with the usual answer being that one should probably not bother. But I don’t know if it has been asked this precicely, so:
How are the steels 1085, 1095, and 15n20 to engrave? Would love to hear from anybody who...
i only work with a palladium alloy for white gold.. too many people are alergic to nickle for me to risk it (only took a few times). palladium is not as white, and a bit softer.. which is a boon if you are carving on your own steam
hte shape looks fine.. maybe you over tempered it for what the steel is..
you run risk of stress fracture.. but sometimes i have just hardened, and not drawn back, or drawn back heating up the shank till the faintest light straw just kisses the ede of the tool, before i arrest the...