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bawanajim 11-14-2005 08:20 AM

RE: My Buck knife broke
 
Maybe you could tell me aboutsome steels that are water quenched.

voodoochild 11-14-2005 09:29 AM

RE: My Buck knife broke
 
Im not trying to disrespect you... he doesn't need to harden the blade its already heat treated,i was telling him to use water to keep it cool so it don't change hardness,and yes oil is better for harden steel but any liquid like water or oil will quench a steel quick and make it surface hard,but the blade is already hard,the water is to keep it cool,oil takes longer to cool than water,oil heats slower but holds heat longer, making water soluble liquids better coolants,for keeping materials cool while grinding,sorry to argue with you I'm sure you know what your talking about but i think we were misunderstanding each other... Good luck hunting this Year...

superflyhunter 11-14-2005 09:53 AM

RE: My Buck knife broke
 
Yeah a friend of mine did the exact same thing, sent it in and got a new blade.

by23856 11-14-2005 09:54 AM

RE: My Buck knife broke
 
Yes, they will either replace the whole knife or the blade, at their descretion.

I had the exact same thing happen to me, I told them it broke when I got it stuck inbetweentwo bones. The replaced the blade, but the handle and all was still the one I sent them. That was fine with me, since the knife had sentimental value, I feel as if the sentiment is still there. I would have lost that attachment if they replaced the whole thing.

bawanajim 11-14-2005 11:55 AM

RE: My Buck knife broke
 

ORIGINAL: voodoochild

Im not trying to disrespect you... he doesn't need to harden the blade its already heat treated,i was telling him to use water to keep it cool so it don't change hardness,and yes oil is better for harden steel but any liquid like water or oil will quench a steel quick and make it surface hard,but the blade is already hard,the water is to keep it cool,oil takes longer to cool than water,oil heats slower but holds heat longer, making water soluble liquids better coolants,for keeping materials cool while grinding,sorry to argue with you I'm sure you know what your talking about but i think we were misunderstanding each other... Good luck hunting this Year...
You know steel & I know steel but you tell these guys to just dip it in water and they will.Its a shame to ruin a good knife like that.Once they turn it blue and dip it its done.I told him to send it to me and I will fix it right ,no big deal.

Yea sorry about the dickweed too.


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