Pattern Welded Steel For Sale

For this a hydraulic press is probably the best but a larger hammer with a good amount of compressive mass behind its blow will also do the job.

Pattern welded steel for sale.

Twisting heating and hammering drives the crystalline structure of the steel to form the wavy watery pattern which the technique produces. Steel in this period was filled with impurities so they would minimize the chances of an impurity causing a catastrophic blade. On to the herringbone core are welded either 1 or 2 carbon steel edges depending on the design. Good compression is the key to bringing the weld surfaces firmly and completely together.

It is from this billet that the multiple layers and patterns of a pattern welded blade originate. I was among the first to produce stainless damascus and the first to sell it regularly and commercially. Pattern welding was first developed by the celts and later the vikings out of necessity. There are 11 pieces of steel folded five times making 352 layers.

Our stainless damascus carbon damascus and mokume gane are forged with expertise and careful attention to detail and are available in a stunning array of striking patterns so whether you re producing damascus steel blanks or designing custom jewelry you ll find exactly what you need here. Steel used in pattern welded. Pattern welded and folded swords are similar but different techniques and produce quite different looking patterns in the steel. Vegas forge produces the finest damascus steel for sale with a focus on craftsmanship.

Pattern welded damascus steel scimitar is a hard heat treated folded carbon steel. A pattern welded blade begins life as a stack of different steel grades known as a billet. Make up a 3 bar seax billet using twisted bard and folded bars of pattern welded steel 2 layers of twisted steel giving the distinctive chevron patterns of the anglo saxon seax and and then high layer piled steel damascus steel at the edge. Shaping and grinding the rough blade into finished shape reveals.

The first step in creating a billet and pattern welded blade is to select the types of steel which will be used for the blade. I offer it in many sizes for most any product you may want to produce. Stainless damascus of course. The steel is the perfect combination of hardness and durability with a rockwell hardness rating between 55 and 56 hrc.

Pattern welded steel needs to be squeezed in order to weld nice and tight. The throwing ax is made from pattern welded damascus steel. I have a variety of steel combinations and patterns available for every application to a high performance custom knife or a wedding band.