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Carburising flame vs Kasenite
I made a double ended chuck key to fit both of my chucks a few minutes ago
and I'd like to case harden the square drive ends. The steel I used is 12L14 because that is what I had on hand. I have some new formulation Kasenite and access to an OA torch. I understand a carburizing flame can harden mild steel and of course so can Kasenite. Which would be the better choice? Thanks, Wes |
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