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Zirconium Sheet Alloy 702 .100″ x 2″ x 12″

Zirconium Sheet Alloy 702 .100″ x 2″ x 12″ (Message about other lengths seen in photo if desired or for custom size we can cut to length) For questions or pricing please call Any metal(s) sold by Sackin Metals, Inc. is SOLD AS-IS. Sackin Metals, Inc. does not provide mill certs, material certifications or documentation. All material sold by Sackin Metals, Inc. is not intended to be used for aircraft purposes.

Titanium Plate 6AL4V 6″ x 12″ x .100″

Titanium Plate 6AL4V 6″ x 12″ x .100″ (Message about other lengths seen in photo if desired or for custom size we can cut to length) For questions or pricing please call Any metal(s) sold by Sackin Metals, Inc. is SOLD AS-IS. Sackin Metals, Inc. does not provide mill certs, material certifications or documentation. All material sold by Sackin Metals, Inc. is not intended to be used for aircraft purposes.

Titanium Plate 6AL4V 6″ x 12″ x .090″

6AL-4V Titanium Plate6″ x 12″ x .090″ (Message about other lengths seen in photo if desired or for custom size we can cut to length) For questions or pricing please call Any metal(s) sold by Sackin Metals, Inc. is SOLD AS-IS. Sackin Metals, Inc. does not provide mill certs, material certifications or documentation. All material sold by Sackin Metals, Inc. is not intended to be used for aircraft purposes.

6061 Aluminum Flat Bar 1/8″ x 1/2″ x 12″ Length Solid Stock, 2 Pack

LISTING INCLUDES: 2 x Aluminum 6061 Flat Bar 1/8″ Thickness 1/2″ Width x 12″ Length Shipping & Handling All domestic orders will be processed by UPS, USPS, or Fedex. We ship packages daily from Monday – Friday. All orders are shipped within 24 hours. We pride ourselves on Lightning Fast Shipping! We will only ship to the address provided during payment. We will not be responsible for any packages lost or damaged if insurance is not purchased. Shipping and handling rate is fixed and non-refundable. Terms – Conditions – Payments 8.75% sales tax for California residents All products are brand new, never been used and not refurbished unless otherwise stated. All images are for illustrative purposes only. Feedback is automated. Once we receive feedback, you will receive + feedback instantly. If feedback is not wanted, do NOT leave feedback for us and no feedback will be left. We accept all credit card payments through Paypal. Email for payment questions. We will ONLY ship to address specified during payment. We ship within the US only. Payment must be received within 7 days after the end of auction.

10 in Hand Forged DAMASCUS STEEL Billet Bar For Knife Making Rain Pattern 10 x 2

overall : 10″ inchwidth : 2″ inch Hand Forged steel 512 layer Damascus steel is not a specific type of steel but rather a method of forging and layering different steels together. Common types of steel used in Damascus include high-carbon steel and nickel.The layering of these steels creates a unique visual pattern on the surface of the finished blade.Material Composition:Layering Technique:The process involves folding and welding multiple layers of steel together. The billet is repeatedly heated, hammered, and folded to create layers.The repeated folding and forging help distribute impurities, create a homogenous material, and contribute to the distinctive patterns.Pattern Design:The patterning on the billet can vary widely, and bladesmiths often have their own signature styles.Common patterns include ladder, raindrop, twist, and random patterns, among others.Billet Size and Dimensions:Damascus steel billets come in various sizes and dimensions. The size of the billet depends on the intended use and the size of the blades to be forged.Billets may be square or rectangular in cross-section, and their length can vary based on the requirements of the bladesmith.Heat Treatment:After the desired layering and pattern are achieved, the billet undergoes heat treatment to harden the steel. This involves heating the billet to a critical temperature and then quenching it in oil or water.Finishing:Once the heat treatment is complete, the bladesmith grinds, polishes, and sharpens the billet to reveal the intricate pattern.Some Damascus steel billets may undergo additional treatments for etching to enhance the contrast of the pattern.

80/20 1020-72 T-Slotted Extrusion,10S,72 Lx2 In H

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10 In Hand Forged DAMASCUS STEEL Billet Bar For Knife Making Ladder Pattern

overall : 10″ inchwidth : 2″ inch Hand Forged steel 512 layer Damascus steel is not a specific type of steel but rather a method of forging and layering different steels together. Common types of steel used in Damascus include high-carbon steel and nickel.The layering of these steels creates a unique visual pattern on the surface of the finished blade.Material Composition:Layering Technique:The process involves folding and welding multiple layers of steel together. The billet is repeatedly heated, hammered, and folded to create layers.The repeated folding and forging help distribute impurities, create a homogenous material, and contribute to the distinctive patterns.Pattern Design:The patterning on the billet can vary widely, and bladesmiths often have their own signature styles.Common patterns include ladder, raindrop, twist, and random patterns, among others.Billet Size and Dimensions:Damascus steel billets come in various sizes and dimensions. The size of the billet depends on the intended use and the size of the blades to be forged.Billets may be square or rectangular in cross-section, and their length can vary based on the requirements of the bladesmith.Heat Treatment:After the desired layering and pattern are achieved, the billet undergoes heat treatment to harden the steel. This involves heating the billet to a critical temperature and then quenching it in oil or water.Finishing:Once the heat treatment is complete, the bladesmith grinds, polishes, and sharpens the billet to reveal the intricate pattern.Some Damascus steel billets may undergo additional treatments for etching to enhance the contrast of the pattern.