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Eye of the Condor
June 2008 Knife World Page 1 Eye of the Condor The Multi Knife is a distinctive knife with many good features. It is well made and very sharp. built a production facility wide. sible for the design and in Santa Ana, El Salvador. For the most part, development of the Many of the employees Imacasa has sold tools and Condor line. The tools and by Bob Campbell engineer who left were trained in Germany knives to American hard- knives are well made of Sometimes the history Messerschmitt in the on the new state of the art ware stores on the low bid. good material, and they of a tool or implement is as 1930s to come to America. machinery and a number But a few years ago, the oer a distinctive style interesting as the tool Likewise, this South are still at work there company introduced an that is geometrically itself. Such is the case American knife company after forty years or more. interesting and distinctive sound while oering visu- with the Condor knives. was founded by a German Today the company works line of knives. Respected al appeal. Knife geometry Condor Tool and Knife’s sword manufacturer. I had three shifts, shipping cutlery and tool designer appears simple – present parent company, Imacasa no idea, and the research knives and tools world Arlan D. Lothe is respon- Continued on page 2 of Costa Rica, has such a was very interesting. history. Just last week I Gebr. Weyersberg learned that the great Company was founded in British-American eort Solingen, Germany. -
Endodontics د.شذى Lec.4
Endodontics د.شذى Lec.4 Endodontic Instruments: There are many instruments used in the different phases of endodontic treatment and they are as follows: General Instruments 1) Endodontic explorer: A double end instrument, one end is straight used to locate the root canal orifices after the removal of the pulp chamber, and the other end is L-shaped which aids in detecting the unremoved parts of the tooth as the roof of pulp chamber. 2) Plastic instruments: It has two ends; the first is used to carry temporary filling material. The opposite end is used as a plugger to condense cement and base materials in the root canal. 3) Endodontic excavator: It is larger than a spoon excavator, used to allow excavation of the contents of the pulp chamber. It is also used in curettage of periapical lesions in surgical endodontics (apicectomy). 4) Endodontic locking pliers (tweezer): It has a lock that allows materials to be held without continuous finger pressure; also it has a groove which facilitates holding gutta percha and absorbing points. 1 5) Endodontic ruler: It is a metal ruler made of 0.5mm divisions. It is a convenient instrument to measure reamers, files and gutta percha. 6) Endodontic syringe: It is used to carry irrigating solution into the root canal. The tip of the instrument is flat to prevent penetration of the needle to the small canals; also it has a groove in its tip to permit the irrigation which might be under pressure to flow coronally rather than forcing it to the apical foramen causing post-operative pain. -
OPERATOR's MANUAL 9 In. (229 Mm) BAND SAW BS902
OPERATOR'S MANUAL 9 in. (229 mm) BAND SAW BS902 Your new Band Saw has been engineered and manufactured to Ryobi's high standards for dependability, ease of operation, and operator safety. Properly cared for, it will give you years of rugged, trouble-free performance. WARNING: To reduce the risk of injury, the user must read and understand the operator's manual before using this product. Thank you for buying a Ryobi tool. SAVE THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ......................................................................................................................................................................2 Rules for Safe Operation ............................................................................................................................................. 3-5 Electrical...........................................................................................................................................................................6 Glossary of Terms ............................................................................................................................................................7 Features ....................................................................................................................................................................... 7-9 Unpacking ........................................................................................................................................................................9 -
Gerald Boggs' Wood Chisel
Gerald Boggs' Wood Chisel Wood Chisel My bar of O-1 is 1-inch wide by ¼-inch thick, and I use By: Gerald Boggs, Virginia about a 1-inch length of it to laminate on to the blade of the chisel to make the edge material. A couple of years ago, I journeyed over to the West Coast to spend some time working on wooden boats. I was re- Hot cutting the O-1 from the bar gives me a chamfer quired to bring a number of hand tools with me, this chisel on the end of the bar which is incorporated into the scarf was one of them. Fig. 1 for forge welding onto the mild steel blade. Fig. 3 Typically, the handle of a wood chisel can be attached Once I have cut the O-1 to to the body by a tang or by a length and hot rasped or ground socket. I am showing the tang the end to an angle that I think method in this article. will help with the forge weld (scarf) I like to keep it warm by The body of the chisel is made the side of the fire as I prepare from mild steel with a piece of the other piece of the chisel. O-1 laminated on for the edge A 1-inch wide wood chisel made from mild steel with material. Fig. 2 Use a 4½-inch length of an O-1 tool steel edge ¾-inch diameter hot rolled steel I prefer to have my O-1 mate- for the base material. -
Latest Japanese Sword Catalogue
! Antique Japanese Swords For Sale As of December 23, 2012 Tokyo, Japan The following pages contain descriptions of genuine antique Japanese swords currently available for ownership. Each sword can be legally owned and exported outside of Japan. Descriptions and availability are subject to change without notice. Please enquire for additional images and information on swords of interest to [email protected]. We look forward to assisting you. Pablo Kuntz Founder, unique japan Unique Japan, Fine Art Dealer Antiques license issued by Meguro City Tokyo, Japan (No.303291102398) Feel the history.™ uniquejapan.com ! Upcoming Sword Shows & Sales Events Full details: http://new.uniquejapan.com/events/ 2013 YOKOSUKA NEX SPRING BAZAAR April 13th & 14th, 2013 kitchen knives for sale YOKOTA YOSC SPRING BAZAAR April 20th & 21st, 2013 Japanese swords & kitchen knives for sale OKINAWA SWORD SHOW V April 27th & 28th, 2013 THE MAJOR SWORD SHOW IN OKINAWA KAMAKURA “GOLDEN WEEKEND” SWORD SHOW VII May 4th & 5th, 2013 THE MAJOR SWORD SHOW IN KAMAKURA NEW EVENTS ARE BEING ADDED FREQUENTLY. PLEASE CHECK OUR EVENTS PAGE FOR UPDATES. WE LOOK FORWARD TO SERVING YOU. Feel the history.™ uniquejapan.com ! Index of Japanese Swords for Sale # SWORDSMITH & TYPE CM CERTIFICATE ERA / PERIOD PRICE 1 A SADAHIDE GUNTO 68.0 NTHK Kanteisho 12th Showa (1937) ¥510,000 2 A KANETSUGU KATANA 73.0 NTHK Kanteisho Gendaito (~1940) ¥495,000 3 A KOREKAZU KATANA 68.7 Tokubetsu Hozon Shoho (1644~1648) ¥3,200,000 4 A SUKESADA KATANA 63.3 Tokubetsu Kicho x 2 17th Eisho (1520) ¥2,400,000 -
Seminar on Japanese Swords 7 February 2005
Tsurugi-Bashi Kendo Kai University of Cambridge Kendo Society Seminar on Japanese swords 7 February 2005 Revised proceedings Proceedings editor: Nicholas Taylor Copyright c Tsurugi Bashi 2005 http://www.cam.ac.uk/societies/kendo/ Table of Contents Preface FrankStajano....................................... ...............3 A visit to a sword polisher's workshop FrankStajano....................................... ...............4 The parts of the Japanese sword NeilHubbard........................................ ..............7 Katana and Kendo: Background and Reigi HyoWonKim.......................................... ...........9 Functional differences between European medieval and Japa- nese swords SabineBuchholz...................................... ............11 Manufacture of Japanese swords RichardBoothroyd..................................... ...........13 Zen and the Way of the Sword KristiinaJokinen................................... ...............15 Metallurgy and the Japanese Sword NicholasTaylor..................................... ..............17 2 Preface On a sunny morning in December 2004 I happened to pass by the British Museum and my attention was caught by an elegant black poster featuring a beautiful Japanese sword blade. I immediately went in and was delighted at the chance to admire a won- derful exhibition of the Museum’s magnificent collection of about a hundred Japanese blades, all recently restored in Japan. Once back in Cambridge, I set out to organize a visit to the exhibition for members of our kendo dojo, Tsurugi-Bashi. Although, as one might expect, many of our kendoka have an interest in Japanese swords, none of us is really knowledgeable, let alone an expert or collector. We therefore needed some preparation and guidance in order fully to appreciate the visit. In the spirit of encouraging people to find out more about the subject, I there- fore requested that members wishing to join the guided tour carry out a little research about some aspect of the Japanese sword, write it up as a short essay and present it to the others. -
English: Sharpening STIHL Saw Chains
0457-181-0121_02.book Seite -1 Donnerstag, 13. Dezember 2012 11:50 11 STIH) Sharpening STIHL Saw Chains 2012-10 0457-181-0121_02.book Seite 0 Donnerstag, 13. Dezember 2012 11:50 11 Introduction STIHL offers every user, from occasional to professional, the right tools for maintaining the cutting attachment. Contents The cutting attachment consists of the saw chain, guide STIHL Advanced Technology ..............................................1 bar and chain sprocket. This handbook is intended as a guide to selecting and Construction of a Saw Chain ...............................................3 learning how to use the right tools for servicing your cutting attachment. With a little practice you will be able to sharpen your saw chains like a professional. Preparing the Saw Chain .....................................................6 Reading and observing the instructions in your chainsaw manual and those for the use of the servicing tools is a Principles – Sharpening Saw Chain ..................................8 precondition for the operations described in this handbook. Filing Aids .............................................................................12 Please contact your STIHL dealer if you have any further questions after reading this handbook. Tensioning the Saw Chain .................................................17 Always wear protective gloves when working on Sharpening Errors and Damage ........................................18 and with the chainsaw and cutting attachment. There is otherwise a risk of injury from the -
Shuncatalog 2021 Web.Pdf
Shun Cutlery 2021 Contents 2 New Products Handcrafted 4 Blade Shapes 12 Engetsu NEW! 6 Premium Materials tradition In Japan, the blade is more than a 10 Shun Anatomy tool; it’s a tradition. From legendary NEW! 14 Narukami samurai swords to the handcrafted culinary cutlery of today, the exquisite 11 Common Terms craftsmanship of Japanese blades is admired worldwide. 52 Shun Exclusives Since the 13th century, Seki City has been the heart of the Japanese NEW! 18 Premier Grey cutlery industry. For more than 112 53 Kai Housewares years, it has also been the home of Products Kai Corporation, the makers of Shun fi ne cutlery. Inspired by the traditions of ancient Japan, today’s highly 54 Block Sets skilled Shun artisans produce blades 22 Dual Core of unparalleled quality and beauty. Shun is dedicated to maintaining 58 Specialty Sets this ancient tradition by continuing to handcraft each knife in our Seki Hinoki City facilities. Each piece of this fi ne 60 kitchen cutlery takes at least 100 26 Premier Cutting Boards individual steps to complete. While we maintain these ancient 61 Steak Knives traditions of handcrafted quality, we also take advantage of thoroughly 62 Accessories modern, premium materials and 32 Classic Blonde state-of-the-art technology to provide Shun quality to millions of Quality Control professional chefs and avid home 66 cooks throughout the world. Our brand name comes from the 67 Use & Care Japanese culinary tradition of “shun.” 36 Classic Shun is a time—the exact moment 68 Honing & when a fruit is perfectly ripe, a Sharpening vegetable is at its best, or meat is at its most flavorful. -
E4 Metal Shop
E4 METAL SHOP CNC PLASMA CAM FAQ… What is Plasma Cutting? Plasma cutting is a process of cutting metal that uses a pressurized gas, in our shop we used compressed air, that spins around an electrode in the torch. That air is then squeezed through a small opening on the torch tip. When an arc is established between the charged electrode and the conductive workpiece the gas become ionized and becomes plasma. Plasma is the fourth state of matter, an example of plasma is lighting or electric sparks. This plasma blasts away the conductive material being cut. This process is a very quick and efficient way of cutting down material and leaves little slag to clean up on the workpiece (Figure 1 & 2). Fig 1. Plasma cut numbers (½” stainless steel) Fig 2. Image of slag on the back of the cut steel. What is CNC Plasma Cutting? CNC plasma cutting is the same process of plasma cutting described above. However, instead of hand operating the torch, the torch is mounted to a gantry with motors that move according to your file on the computer. The settings for cutting different materials and thicknesses are programs that run while the plasma cutter is cutting your file. What type of metal can be Plasma Cut? Any conductive metal can be cut using the plasma cutter. The amount of cleanup needed after a cut is made depends on the thickness and type of metal. Softer metal will require more cleanup than harder metals because of how they react to the heat. Thick metals (1/2”) will have a large bevel and the edges will need more grinding (Figure 3 & 4). -
2015 Gerber Tactical Catalog
GERBER 2015 TACTICAL CATALOG GERBER 2015 TACTICAL 2015 TACTICAL CATALOG BORN ON THE BATTLEFIELD A longstanding ally to the US Military, Gerber understands globally. Every soldier in the US Army that deployed to Iraq the importance of trust and the fact that products are or Afghanistan in the last 6 years was issued an “MP600” often the difference between life and death. Beginning Multiplier and a Gerber Strap Cutter, alongside the highly with the famous Mark II combat knife during the Vietnam issued “06 Auto” and many other battle-tested, life- War era, Gerber has been meeting the unique needs of our saving, problem-solving gear. Ask an American warfighter men and women in uniform since 1966 and continues to if they know Gerber and you’ll get a story of reliability, develop solutions for American service personnel deployed loyalty and trust. BUILT TO LAST Gerber stands behind all of its products by offering a limited lifetime warranty. Our tools are made to stand the test of time. gerbergear.com 3 ORGANIZATIONAL PURCHASE 5 2015 NEW PRODUCTS 7 2014 NEW PRODUCTS 15 SPECIAL COLLECTIONS 27 KNIVES 38 MULTI-TOOLS 66 LIGHTING 76 EQUIPMENT 80 COMPLETE LIST NSNs 91 SIZING GUIDE 93 MERCHANDISE 96 4 gerbergear.com gerbergear.com 5 ORGANIZATIONAL PURCHASE U.S. MILITARY • U.S. LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES & DEPARTMENTS • STATE & LOCAL FIRST RESPONDERS FIND GERBER TACTICAL PRODUCTS AT YOUR LOCAL TACTICAL DEALER Gerber Legendary Blades Personal Purchases 14200 SW 72nd Ave. Qualified members of the US military, law enforcement Portland, OR 97224 and first responder organizations have exclusive, discounted access to Gerber’s Military-specific product gerbergear.com/OrganizationalPurchase line. -
Instruments Used in Endodontics
Insturments Used in Endodontics The technical demands and level of precision required for sccessful performance of Endodontic procedures is achieved by careful manipula- tion of instruments and by strict adherence to biological and mechanical principles. Although the armamentarium of endodontics has grown in complexity over the past 30 years, yet, the basic instruments used today are not much different from those used at the turn of the century. Classification of endodontic instruments Different classifications for endodontic instruments have been proposed, however, the easiest would be to classify the instruments according to their sequence of usage during performing root canal procedure. I- Diagnostic instruments II- Extirpating instruments III- Enlarging instruments IV- Obturating instruments V- Miscellaneous I- Diagnostic instruments In addition to basic examination instruments (mirror, explorer and twizer) a number of specialized devices are necessary for evaluating the status of the teeth and the surrounding tissues. (1) Visual aids Recently, magnifying elements have been incorporated in the endodontic practice to enhance vision in the operative site. These could be as simple as magnifying loops being attached to ordinary eye glasses giving a mag- nification of 2.5X. Surgical microscopes have recently been adopted in the dental operatories. They offer a wide range of magnification from 2.5-20X together with fiber optic illumination. Operator can work through the eyepiece or a monitor. (2) Vitality testing Clinical assessment of pulp vitality is considered an important aspect in reaching proper diagnosis. This can be achieved by stimulating the neural element or by measuring the vascular conductance. Neural Tests: This is the most popular method for measuring the pulp vitality through thermal or electrical stimulation of the peripheral nerve endings. -
Rasps and Files Shape and Smooth More (And Sand Less) with These Simple Tools
Rasps and Files Shape and smooth more (and sand less) with these simple tools. by Craig Bentzley For years, I’ve regarded my tools because they’re quick and most other hand tools, files and rasps and files as my not-so-secret efficient to use. Whether the job rasps come ready to work fresh secret weapons. Hidden in plain calls for heavy stock removal, out of the package. The biggest sight beside my workbench, my erasing tool marks, refining hurdle to using these tools may collection has never generated a curves, taming tear-out, fitting be selecting the right ones. single comment from any visitor. a metal part, or even repairing Read on to learn what’s Admittedly, these simple steel- some other tool, there’s a file or available and how you can make toothed tools lack the romance of rasp that can get the job done. these toothy tools work for my planes, handsaws, and chisels, These simple shapers and you. As a wrap-up, I’ll provide but what they lack in allure, smoothers require a bit of skill you with a starter set that they make up for in function. to use effectively, but as you’ll can be put to immediate use Truth be told, files and rasps soon see, the learning curve is in almost every workshop. rank36 woodcraftmagazine.comamong my most reached-for Oct/Nov 2013surprisingly short. And unlike Rasps General-purpose rasp ($10 - $15) Easily identified by their (In contrast, a dull rasp will prominent triangular teeth, skip across the workpiece.) rasps excel at initial shaping With rasps,Photo as with B other and sculpting operations on hand tools, you get what you wood.