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Originally Posted By Kuraki:
Turning that 300 layer billet into a utility kitchen knife for my mom. She's been bugging me to make her a knife like I owe her something for raising me or whatever  
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Originally Posted By Kuraki:
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Busy weekend. I've had an approved form 1 for over a year now because I couldn't decide what I wanted to build. Originally I was going to do a DeLisle. Instead I made a modern DeLisle. Built on a cmmg guard, so it's delayed blow back. Suppressor is pinned and welded to make a permanent 16.2" barrel. It's 1.5" under the guard and 2.0" in front, lots of volume. Attached File Attached File Attached File Attached File Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Kuraki:
Busy weekend. I've had an approved form 1 for over a year now because I couldn't decide what I wanted to build. Originally I was going to do a DeLisle. Instead I made a modern DeLisle. Built on a cmmg guard, so it's delayed blow back. Suppressor is pinned and welded to make a permanent 16.2" barrel. It's 1.5" under the guard and 2.0" in front, lots of volume. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/125898/c2_JPG-801611_JPG-807204.JPGhttps://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/125898/20190113_181551_jpg-807206.JPGhttps://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/125898/20190113_182145_jpg-807207.JPGhttps://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/125898/20190113_182157_jpg-807208.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/125898/IMG_20190113_145058_743_jpg-807203.JPG |
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Originally Posted By JKrammes: Awesome... But you need to get out of my head... Quieter than my blowback 9mm AR with pistol can, I think quieter than my 300 with subs. |
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Originally Posted By Kuraki:
 
America! Fuck yeah! I'm in fucking awe. How long is the blade? What handle do you have in mind for it? That is absolutely glorious. |
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Originally Posted By Kuraki:
You gonna build something similar? You should this is quiet as fuck! Quieter than my blowback 9mm AR with pistol can, I think quieter than my 300 with subs. |
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Not going to lie I was a little bummed when I saw that you weren't going to do a traditional De Lisle.
But, that is really awesome! Where did you get the design for it? |
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Originally Posted By jh1990: Not going to lie I was a little bummed when I saw that you weren't going to do a traditional De Lisle. But, that is really awesome! Where did you get the design for it? |
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Originally Posted By Kuraki:
It's my own design although the baffle geometry is based on Omega baffles. Originally Posted By Kuraki:
Originally Posted By jh1990: Not going to lie I was a little bummed when I saw that you weren't going to do a traditional De Lisle. But, that is really awesome! Where did you get the design for it? Any plans to do a traditional De Lisle in the future? |
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Originally Posted By jh1990: Id be interested in the prints if you're willing to share. I'm going to need something to build on my lathe in the future. Any plans to do a traditional De Lisle in the future? |
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Originally Posted By Kuraki:
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That knife is gorgeous, how did you get the Damascus layers like that ? |
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Here's a porcine entry tool for a brother Arfcommer to murder hogs with. It's .220" 3V, heat treated with cryo to 61 RC. Photo bomb of the steps I've taken so far. Attached File Attached File Attached File Attached File |
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This will be the handle
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Not at all related to what you've been making in the forge, but I found it very interesting and thought you might as well...
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Originally Posted By WICOUNSEL:
What's a M00? "Option stop" essentially the code that presses pause on executing any more of the program until the operator hits cycle start again. How do you polish park finish? The same way you polish anything. With polishing compound. Damascus on a one piece would be pretty cool. Updated video please. |
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Originally Posted By WICOUNSEL:
And that doesn't negatively impact the parkerization? I know it's not paint, but I guess I haven't seen park finish polished before, curious how that works. Did you polish the park finish on the damascus knife for your mom? The phosphate layer left by parkerizing is much thicker and more durable than the oxide left by bluing, so yes, it can without negative impact be polished to a certain extent. Just like wet sanding a clear coat without cutting through it to the paint. This is something no one else seems to have realized yet. The biggest trick is getting a part with a fine surface finish to come out of the park tank with a uniform finish. It's easy if the part is blasted. Less so the finer the surface finish is. |
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It's less about how thick it is and more about how tough it is, I think. You can absolutely blow right through the color layer. But like anodizing, the color isn't the sum of the protective qualities. It's incredibly hard to, with a typical buffer and fine (pink or white diamond) compound buff completely through parkerizing to bare metal. It's easy however to buff through the color layer, especially on outside corners. So it takes a little practice and care to do. |
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America's knife coming along. Need to tweak the guard bends a bit then start the finish work. Attached File |
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Gotta love the color of coffee etch.
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