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Jeff D 9th February 2006 03:55 AM

Those are beautiful Jeff!

I am not sure how to classify either blade, neither looks like "classic" sham. They do appear similar to 19th century patterns from Persia and India. Can I ask is this from modern steel? Do you know the S content? You certainly have me scratching my head!

Jeff

Jeff Pringle 9th February 2006 04:48 AM

Thanks, they are modern steel, photo # 1 is about five years old, photo #2 is just a couple months. Sulfur is 0.02%, I think, I am away from my records right now, I'll double check when I get home.
I'm scratching my head, too - another decade or two of experiments, and I *might* have an idea of how modern and classic wootz blades compare, and what it all means.
First blade was etched in Ferric chloride, second in ferrous sulfate.

shangrila 9th February 2006 10:00 AM

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Rick 9th February 2006 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by shangrila
what a great forum and discussion! Amazing! :)

How could I come to be a fast learner?

I think I need some basic materials,books and samples. :D

who can help me out??? :D

I love this place.

The search function at the upper right hand corner of the page is your key to riches . ;) :D

Rivkin 11th February 2006 07:55 PM

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