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Turning a Damascus steel ring
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ส.ค. 2020
- A short lathe project to make a Damascus steel ring.
If you try this yourself, make sure to use stainless steel as prolonged skin contact with commonly used 15N20 carbon steel can cause a nickel allergy.
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im an absolute fan of rings made of damascus steel. i know it isnt the easiest stuff to use. but i love working with it too...great job on a beautiful ring
Thank you!
Beautiful result! I’d love to see a shop tour someday. And I’d love to have a tour of the tools you use. Did I see in your bottle opener video, that you have a long piece of metal welded to a wrench?
Thanks for sharing. I’m looking forward to your future videos.
Thank you and yes you are correct about the wrench. Doing that makes twisting much easier!
Awesome video. What was the starting diameter?
Thank you! The starting stock is 25mm diameter.
@@winterbrookforge what did you use to bring the pattern back out at the end
That is hot ferric chloride
Where can I get a ring mandrel like that?
I think it was just a cheap one off eBay
Beautiful work! I'm confused (well, usually!) by your note; did you use the stainless instead of 15N20 when making the patterned steel, presumably with something like 1084? Thanks!
Thanks! No I did not forge this steel but rather bought it. Both the black and white steels are stainless, it’s called DSC austenit. I hope to be able to forge my own stainless Damascus one day but it is very challenging even with a power hammer or press, neither of which I have!
@@winterbrookforge Thanks for the reply! Making patterned steel from stainless is also outside my wheelhouse, and I too lack any power equipment except my right arm. Nice to know someone out there is making it; hadn't heard of DSC before.