hi there!

I wish to share with you a four hundred year old Japanese technique is
rarely seen today. Stacks of differing metals are fused in a kiln,
then carved, revealing intricate flowing patterns. Technical paper
discusses the use of modern technology in the process, as well as the
metallurgy of the metal bonding from a 21st century viewpoint.

http://www.mokume-gane.com/Pages/What_is_Mokume.html

yours
yuda

"Yuda" wrote in message
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hi there!

I wish to share with you a four hundred year old Japanese technique is
rarely seen today. Stacks of differing metals are fused in a kiln,
then carved, revealing intricate flowing patterns. Technical paper
discusses the use of modern technology in the process, as well as the
metallurgy of the metal bonding from a 21st century viewpoint.

http://www.mokume-gane.com/Pages/What_is_Mokume.html

yours
yuda

Quite an interesting site and concept on how to make the patterns. I wish I
had time to do stuff like this... I'd make custom motorcycle parts out of
this stuff and charge two arms and two legs.
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On Tue, 8 Sep 2009 07:17:36 -0700 (PDT), Yuda
wrote:

hi there!

I wish to share with you a four hundred year old Japanese technique is
rarely seen today. Stacks of differing metals are fused in a kiln,
then carved, revealing intricate flowing patterns. Technical paper
discusses the use of modern technology in the process, as well as the
metallurgy of the metal bonding from a 21st century viewpoint.

http://www.mokume-gane.com/Pages/What_is_Mokume.html

yours
yuda


Very pretty! Thank you.


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minimum food or water,in austere conditions, day and night. The only thing
clean on him is his weapon. He doesn't worry about what workout to do---
his rucksack weighs what it weighs, and he runs until the enemy stops chasing him.
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