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    Here's an experiment I did to attempt to anneal the tang of a knife without changing the temper of the blade. This might come in handy for a repair you are doing, or as in the video - you need to drill hardened steel and don't have an oven to heat treat.

    This may be a common thing for those of you that work with steel or weld, but it was sort of a trial and error thing for me. Seems to work........and no.......this does not make me an expert because I made a video.......maybe if I had a blog too??? bazinga

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    A water soaked rag works for me when welding. You might want to give it a try. Good video!
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    Plus one on the wet rag, works for soldering, as well as welding.
    Good vid......You have a blog yet?
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    There are numerous heat paste etc products out there. I've used that material you used with a lot of success.

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    that's kewl, it would come in handy for those grind and dip saw blade knives.

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    I can drill through the saw blades pretty easily, but these planer blades are a definite no go for me.

    Thanks for the tips on the wet rag.

    @H63 - no blog yet..........not an expert.
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