Making a recurve dagger, N690 steel, 61HRC, stabilized dyed wood
Thank you for joining me on my channel. Today, we will be making a dagger with a recurve blade from stainless steel called N690.
The carried out hardness test showed 61HRC.
The handle is made from stabilized dyed wood and decorated with a beautiful piece of carbon fiber. In addition to the adhesive, the handle scales are secured with hidden pins.
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Technical data:
Material name: N690
Alloy: X105CrCoMo18-2
Total length: 315 mm
Handle length: 145 mm
Blade length: 170 mm
Blade thickness: 5 mm
Weight: 350 g
Handle: stabilized dyed (red) wood
Hardness: 61HRC
Steel: Corrosion-resistant, martensitic chromium steel with high carbon content, cobalt, molybdenum and vanadium additives
video chapter:
00:00 - Intro
00:53 - Knife details
01:55 - Cutting knife outline
03:16 - Marking the centerline
07:40 - Heat treatment
08:47 - Hardness test 61HRC
09:49 - Sharpening
10:08 - Handle outline
11:32 - Carbon fiber elements
12:47 - Glue on handle scales
16:16 - Shaping the handle
16:45 - Outro
In this video I used the music and clips listed below. Many thanks to their creators.
Music:
Valley of Spies - The Whole Other
Science Montage - Jeremy Blake
Motocross - Topher Mohr and Alex Elena
Something You Could Never Own (Instrumental) - NEFFEX
American Idle - RKVC
Galactic Damages - Jingle Punks
Clips:
Endcard: youtube-25102 - StreamRender
button-subscribe-112699 - YRDesigns
subscribe_-_50759 - Mohamed_hassan
Smoke 3068-165796695 - Timo Herbert from Pixabay
Sound Effects:
impact-6291 - freesound_community from Pixabay
sword-sound-260274 - Karim-Nessim from Pixabay
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