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27 Ιουν 2017 · So I have started making knives/hatchets with 1084 steel from New Jersey Steel Baron and I have heard stories of heat treating where the knife becomes so brittle that it can break before tempering it.
Straight from our stock, our 1084 comes pickled and annealed, so makers can be assured that it will arrive ready and able to be forged or ground into a great blade, or used in damascus steel production.
Hey there. I just started my first project last night using some 1084 from NJ steel baron. Does this need to be descaled? if so when should I descale…
9 Δεκ 2020 · Got my first order from NJ Steel Baron. 10 Hunters in 1084. 6 Cowboys in 1084 and 6 skinners in Nitro-V. 22 blades total. Looking forward to working with the Nitro-V. It’s a new steel for me.
15 Μαρ 2019 · Posted March 15, 2019. Yep, Aldo Bruno, the New Jersey Steel Baron himself, a great supporter of our community. A quick breakdown of the steels mentioned: 1084: relatively easy to forge, dead nuts simple to heat treat. Cannot be used for hamon.
30 Ιουλ 2016 · Posted August 1, 2016. Looking to get some 1075 or 1084 steel from Baron.. Been checking their website for a few weeks and been out of stock, sent a couple inquiries by e-mail as to when it will be in stock again but no reply back..
21 Ιαν 2017 · Here's what I do to figure starting steel size for forging. I work in cubic inches of material. So if my blade is going to forge out at .25" thick, by 1.25" wide, by 5" long, and I want a tang that's at least 4" long. So I add half the tang length to the blade length and get .25 x 1.25 x 7 = 2.1875 cubic inches of steel.
