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In response to UmbrousSoul
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But true Dasmacus steel was forged by a lost process, which hasn't been known since the 1700s. Therefore, what you are talking about is not true Damascus steel.
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In response to Popisfizzy
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It would take around 5 years(literally) to get an exact copy of blacksmithing, but, there are a few main stages
1.prospecting a rock 2,mining the rock 3,identifing the rock 4,melting the rock 5,pouring melted rock into old 6,cooling 7,trimming 8,killing 5000 dragons |
In response to Popisfizzy
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I posted the link to the article, it has the entire subject. I am infact talking about the mideval process. You should read the wiki page I posted it is very interesting.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Damascus_steel
"A team of researchers based at the Technical University of Dresden that uses x-rays and electron microscopy to examine Damascus steel discovered the presence of cementite nanowires[7] and carbon nanotubes.["
Wow, its even more amazing than anyone expected. To think that back in mideval times they were making carbon nanotubes.